arnoldc wrote:Sir jack, 6N6 natin? Nang maikasa na sa test bench yan
Ako would study the characteristic of the device first, say tube, find a linear operating region, make it sound "subjectively" good, and then finally, pull out the instruments to measure them. Works for me.
arnoldc wrote:Sir jack, 6N6 natin? Nang maikasa na sa test bench yan
Ako would study the characteristic of the device first, say tube, find a linear operating region, make it sound "subjectively" good, and then finally, pull out the instruments to measure them. Works for me.
JackD201 wrote:I guess the analogy used is that between a very well taken photograph and a painting by Johannes Vermeer. There is an artistic vision as well as a scientific one.
rtsyrtsy wrote:JackD201 wrote:I guess the analogy used is that between a very well taken photograph and a painting by Johannes Vermeer. There is an artistic vision as well as a scientific one.
Most of us can press the shutter, but this is genius manifested...
Sorry, OT. Si JackD kasi, ang dami kong ginagawa eh nag popost ng mga ginugusto kong i-Google.
JackD201 wrote:[Scarlet Johansson
rascal101 wrote:Per what I've read, tubes produces lots of even order harmonics while SS produce odd order harmonics. However, how how do you determine if the harmonic is even or odd? Is there a reference frequency table? Where?
rascal101 wrote:No.
I'm currently using the equal temperament tuning scale as reference. The reason I asked was because I was thinking there may be other tables out there that I don't know of. The equal temperament scale lists a table of frequencies vs the corresponding notes. Based on this table, you can find out if a harmonic frequency is odd or even.
For more information regarding this http://www.silcom.com/~aludwig/The_musical_scale.htm.
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