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December 31, 2007, 02:50:37 PM »
Chuck, would you care to elaborate, please?
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minister wrote on Sun, 30 December 2007 20:19
Bruno Putzeys wrote on Sun, 30 December 2007 04:19
Spot on. Of all the audio myths I've seen promoted lately the one that surprises me most is that sound quality should improve with absolute accuracy. It's like claiming the positional stability of a puppy on a leash is improved by tying the leash to a lamp post located exactly on the equator instead of another one down the road.
How else can you ensure the Absolute Puppy Phase for your dog?
Puppy Chow In : Puppy Chow Out. makes clean up easier.
We just need to figure out the electronic equivalent to a tranquilizer dart, and keep a steady aim.
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dcollins wrote on Sat, 29 December 2007 22:12
Has there ever been a review of an external clock where the sound was made worse?
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So if I clocked my external clock from another external clock...
I bet that would sound even more awesomer.
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January 07, 2008, 05:16:19 AM »
I've clocked all my gear to my old school casio wristwatch.
Warm as hell and even tells me the time. And date!!
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dcollins wrote on Sat, 29 December 2007 23:12
Because they need the great long-term accuracy (like loses a second every billion years) and audio wants great short-term accuracy (like 10^-12 jitter).
Has there ever been a review of an external clock where the sound was made worse?
DC
Funny.... that's not in the brochure.
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