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In Reply to: RE: Is the capacitance of litz wire higher on a single strand? posted by LewinskiH01 on January 06, 2013 at 02:33:17
Weather is undoubtedly responible for ups and downs in audio performance as is time of day and day of the week. I'm pretty sure most audiophiles have experienced better audio performance late at night or early in the morning. Sunday morning might be the very best time for critical listening. Unfortunately, there are other reasons why audio systems might exhibit up and down performance, some of which are pretty obvious, like break-in of components, cables, break-in of contact enhancers. Also changes one makes to the system, even subtle changes, over a period of time; some changes we make we forget, and some are not obvious, innocent things like bringing new books and magazines into the house. All these variables make it difficult to get a bead on what is going when evaluating anything.
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the audio system do the new books and magazines (that are brought into the house) have to be, to have an effect on the sound?
Ideally there should be no books, newspapers or magazines anywhere in the house. I suppose you could at least keep them out of the listening room. Unfortunately, the situation is actually much worse, since ALL media is bad for the sound, including video DVDs, LPs and CDs, if you see what I mean....
I can dig all the levels you're coming from.
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