Cable Break-in/adjustment period
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I did try submitting a patent for " Hair Loss and enlarged peripheral appendages "
but did not make it
when I asked to do a double triple blind with a twist study......
I bet there are a lot of people on this forum that will sell you their left over purchases and even through in a cable or two if you are nice. -
DarqueKnight wrote: »H9,
I understand that the antagonist quoted in your post represents himself as a member of the scientific community. His credentials, if any, are suspect because no credible and competent scientist would incorrectly use the word "site". The correct word is "cite", which is short for "citation".
Thank you for that imformed response regarding the word cite.
You must also be an antagonist. If we oppose each other we must both be antagonists. Or maybe you just meant I'm wrong and your right.
Simple and direct is always the best for me.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) now rejects patents claiming cold fusion.[68] Esther Kepplinger, the deputy commissioner of patents in 2004, said that this was done using the same argument as with perpetual motion machines: that they do not work.
Yep, perpetual motion machines have to work now before they get a patent. Lol, not sure they'll be too many more of these patents. -
hearingimpared wrote: »I was referring to the proof that Dr. Smith writes in all his publications here those of which you and William keep ignoring.
BTW who said that the writer of a "scientific publication or text book" isn't biased.
What proof? Are you talking about the power cord and fuse BS? First he takes a measurement, which shows the results to be far below the known human threshold of hearing. Then he does a listening "test", and proclaims it to be "such good sound", with absolutely no controls in place to account for bias. If you want to pretend that it qualifies as science, go ahead. -
What proof? Are you talking about the power cord and fuse BS? First he takes a measurement, which shows the results to be far below the known human threshold of hearing. Then he does a listening "test", and proclaims it to be "such good sound", with absolutely no controls in place to account for bias. If you want to pretend that it qualifies as science, go ahead.
Thank you for giving me hope that there are logical people left on this forum. -
Buncha lemmings. Follow me!
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I am not an expert on Patent Law but
I would guess that IF additional evidence can be presented
to the support the idea (ie Cold Fusion) that is under evaluation and then resubmitted to be " patent applied for " for the approval process or that
There must also be an appeal process again just a guess.
Under the area of Patent Law and Lawyers that practice that specialty.
Who knows what new discoveries will be made tomorrow or in the future.
Imagine that this probably causes alot of conflicts and challenges and controversy
when ideas clash.... in medicine, politics, religion, and OMG .....AUDIO VIDEO
IT is our adversarial nature but truth prevails (hopefully)
Yep! Hopefully, Truth prevails. But nowadays, the term "Truth" usually belongs to the one with Money and Power.
All Cable Manufacturers with enough money will buy Science Community as well as the Patent Office one day. And every BS they put in the Marketing will be written in the Engineering Textbook as it has some Science Value to it. It's the day the Earth will not stood still!Trying out Different Audio Cables is a Religious Affair. You don't discuss it with anyone. :redface::biggrin: -
Thank you for giving me hope that there are logical people left on this forum.
So you three are the only logical ones? How funny is that. -
Yep! Hopefully, Truth prevails. But nowadays, the term "Truth" usually belongs to the one with Money and Power.
All Cable Manufacturers with enough money will buy Science Community as well as the Patent Office one day. And every BS they put in the Marketing will be written in the Engineering Textbook as it has some Science Value to it. It's the day the Earth will not stood still!
Thats one of the reasons I'll go with what I hear any day. These other guys are obviously clueless on anything they didn't read in a text book and that is sad, for them anyway. -
I feel like I'm in a Monty Python skit with these three guys . . . "no it isn't, yes it is, no it isn't, yes is.' You three guys are so jaded to some different thinking that it is pathetic.
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Joe's a hack. He's hearing impared. Don't accept what he says as gospel.
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DK..
searching on this patent (just quickly)
I see this comment :
DIELECTRIC-BIAS SYSTEM (patent pending): Unfortunately, because insulation stores and releases energy, it is also a dielectric. In a cable application, all released energy is distortion. The misnomer break-in is often used to describe the pronounced improvement in performance as the dielectric adapts to a charged state as the cable is used. Whenever a cable does not have a charge on it, it is re-adapting to an uncharged state; it is becoming new again.
is this the same patent that is in the courts ?
Monster Cable Charges AudioQuest with Willful Patent Infringement in Federal Court.
Yes, that is the same patent that was challenged by Monster, Inc. However, you must have found an old web reference. Monster lost the lawsuit and AQ was granted their patent. I posted a link to a press release about the lawsuit in post 131 of this thread.Proud and loyal citizen of the Digital Domain and Solid State Country! -
Joe's a hack. He's hearing impared. Don't accept what he says as gospel.
"Me winning isn't, you do"
I was hoping you'd appear and sure enough here you are
:mad::rolleyes::o:D:):(:eek:
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Joe,
You are right and it didn't cross my mind this thread would go like this. Its too bad a few blah blah blaher's would miss lead others who are here to learn. I know what there responses will be but they even know they are not trying to help others, just argue there opinions. None of them know the intimate make-up and manufacturing processes of all the copper used by the different manufactures who all state there is a break-in period/adjustment period. Oh well -
No matter whether there is truth in it or not - it's all matters is that one to be happy with the money he/she spent. If he/she thinks it's worth every pennies, then, it's superb.
And even most so called Truth have falseness in it unless there is a Universal Truth.
Oh wait, the Earth was Universally accepted as FLAT at one time (at least on this Planet at one time).
We need scientific prove that the di-electric in cables does make a difference. Hearing / Not Hearing can depends from person to person and unless it's universally accepted, it can't be proven right or wrong.Trying out Different Audio Cables is a Religious Affair. You don't discuss it with anyone. :redface::biggrin: -
I'm just here to f*ck up threads as I see fit.
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..and the Earth is flat....FYI
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I'm just here to f*ck up threads as I see fit.
I just saw one in the Club House for you - How old is your brain or something like that. Should be perfect for you
Last time I talked with you in a thread I got a 5 point violation, how funny is that!!!!!!!!! -
"Me winning isn't, you do"
Bill Lee: Exterminate all rational thought. That is the conclusion I have come to.
"Naked Lunch"
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I just saw one in the Club House for you - How old is your brain or something like that. Should be perfect for you Last time I talked with you in a thread I got a 5 point violation, how funny is that!!!!!!!!!
For Lightman? It really depends on whether we are talking about Light Years or Earth Years! But whatever the scale you use, I doubt he passed anything over 1 year old. Trying out Different Audio Cables is a Religious Affair. You don't discuss it with anyone. :redface::biggrin: -
clarknova_666 wrote: »Go DK!!!!
Your experiments and writings the past year illustrate your devotion and curiosity to the hobby. Thank you for your efforts.
Thank you for your kind words. The publisher of Affordable Audio invited me to publish my initial noise study there and we received an overwhelmingly positive response, which lead to the publication of subsequent noise studies in AA.
I actually had no idea that AA was so widely read. I have received many emails from audiophile scientists all over the world expressing appreciation for the studies. Some have asked that I submit the work to appropriate IEEE journals, which I plan to do.
My motivation for doing the studies was not to "prove" any particular point. I just wanted to obtain some quantitative insight into what I was hearing.Proud and loyal citizen of the Digital Domain and Solid State Country! -
..and the Earth is flat....FYI
Dam*....Do you know I have to drive up 4000 ft every time I came back home from LA? Trying out Different Audio Cables is a Religious Affair. You don't discuss it with anyone. :redface::biggrin: -
I'm up to 10, I think. Jerk.I just saw one in the Club House for you - How old is your brain or something like that. Should be perfect for you Last time I talked with you in a thread I got a 5 point violation, how funny is that!!!!!!!!! -
For Lightman? It really depends on whether we are talking about Light Years or Earth Years! But whatever the scale you use, I doubt he passed anything over 1 year old.
GOOD ONE!!!!!!!
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Thanks , now I feel better about my JPS power cords.
C'mon now...I'm sure you felt better about them the first time you listened.;)Wow! It's nice to know at least there are a few folks who see things the way I see.
Great! Now there are (at least) three of us.:)
Well guys, you know how much I enjoy our stimulating and entertaining discussions that lead to nowhere in particular. However, I have just taken delivery of a new Pioneer Elite Kuro PRO-151FD 1080p plasma television and I need to take leave to get better acquainted with it.
Unfortunately, it will be a week before I can settle down to serious watching because, for the first 150 hours, I will be running the break-in DVD recommended by ISF (Imaging Sciences Foundation) calibrator's to break in the screen phosphors prior to setting the picture adjustments.
I must say that it looks spectacular right of the box...and even more spectatular when it's turned on.:p
Don't y'all fight, now.:)
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Where do live?For Lightman? It really depends on whether we are talking about Light Years or Earth Years! But whatever the scale you use, I doubt he passed anything over 1 year old. -
DarqueKnight wrote: »Thank you for your kind words. The publisher of Affordable Audio invited me to publish my initial noise study there and we received an overwhelmingly positive response, which lead to the publication of subsequent noise studies in AA.
I actually had no idea that AA was so widely read. I have received many emails from audiophile scientists all over the world expressing appreciation for the studies. Some have asked that I submit the work to appropriate IEEE journals, which I plan to do.
My motivation for doing the studies was not to "prove" any particular point. I just wanted to obtain some quantitative insight into what I was hearing.
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I'm up to 10, I think. Jerk.
Did you just call me a jerk? Damn I am happy I trimmed my bushes around my house so there is no where for you to easily hide. -
thanks for the update DK
I am losing confidence in the Patent Process and the Bureaucracy.......
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Trying out Different Audio Cables is a Religious Affair. You don't discuss it with anyone. :redface::biggrin:
It's too early now in July!