"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Eiron wrote:
What's the length and thickness of your single strand of wire?

By the pic such as it would melt very quickly with a decent amp into
decent speakers at a reasonable level. Just like a fuse.


What a number of 'selective vision' types here don't seem to realise is that
*trained chimps* like this **** think nothing of 'opening their mouths' and
outpouring their (his/Pucci's) own uninformed and highly *inaccurate*
personal prejudices and bigotry.

Does Pucci know what amp is being used in this experiment? - No.
Does Pucci know what speakers are being used? - No!
Does Pucci know what levels the sound has been increased to? - No!

Doesn't stop his silly yap about 'fuses', does it?

(I wonder if he has ever tried to jump-start a lorry or a tractor? - Nah, I
doubt it! ;-)

Me? I try stuff out for myself and refrain from comment until I have
seen/heard the results - 'Science', as implied by the crapola in the .pdf
Jim posted, flies straight over my heard as of being neither here nor there!
'Voodoo', in fact, until I can prove it or have it *reliably* demonstrated
otherwise!

If anyone gives a ******** - the 'single strand' setup has been running
non-stop all afternoon and had been raised to beyond normal listening
('reasonable') levels at various times and it is still operating
'perfectly'.

....and in case anyone doubts my abilities (*technical* or otherwise) to
overdrive a 'hifi' setup, I believe I posted here that I had driven a new
Sony AV amp into stony, silent 'Protection' mode a couple of times, a few
days ago - playing the Master & Commander movie!!

.....which uses the recorded sound of modern, 105mm field pieces for the
sound of the ship's guns - a superb/shattering 'cinema experience', but a
highly *inaccurate* sound as anyone with experience of 'black powder'
weaponry would know! And, yes I have - plenty, before you ask....




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