MQA Discussion

Unless it's the same as the illegal signal?

Did you even read that before posting?

Nevertheless, I guess you a referring to the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem. While your articulation is a bit wacko, this is still the only half-ways interesting statement in your 469 postings so far.

It is true, MQA breaks with the Nyquist rate rule.

But without breaking the rules there would be no science. There would be no cars, no moon landings, no quantum computing.

Btw, Harry Nyquist wrote his paper in 1928 - close to 100 years ago - and proved the theorem in 1948. The work was related to telegraph signals (the last large scale system was shut down in 2013). Don’t you think a thing or two might have happened since then?

Welcome to the 21st century.


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Call me a convert. Eyes see, ears hear.
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Footnote 2: Strictly speaking, the signal we use to test DAC impulse responses is "illegal," in that it violates the Nyquist/Shannon requirement for the signal to be band-limited to half the sample rate.—John Atkinson
Did you even read that before posting?
The projection thing is getting worse....:lol:
 
Except of course I did...and discussed in detail on other sites :)
You're projecting again.

Now, care to explain what happens to "unfolded" 40k signals at those loudspeaker terminals? Or how you manage to hear illegal signals you saw?

Sure, sure, talk is cheap. Here you are also posting a lots and there is not one meaningful statement among them. Reading and understanding are two different things.

And we are discussing MQA encoding, remember? Not loudspeaker terminals.


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So A.J., this the patent, you have discussed it on many sites and have you not - you said.

a) what does it say
b) how does it break with the convention
c) what is your scientific objection and why

Remember, this is about MQA encoding, not loudspeaker terminals or frequency output at the loudspeaker. Encoding.

What do you say?


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And what you are trying to say is (if there is a point of course)...?
That rather than continually exposing your technical illiteracy and resorting to grade school yard taunts, instead stick to "MQA sounds better to you" because it does, or you drank the koolaid, or whatever.
Nothing to argue about simply liking it because you believe it sound better, rather than making arguments that make you look sillier each time.
 
All fair enough, but analog LS output and digital encoding are two completely different pairs of shoes.

And we are discussing MQA encoding, remember? Not loudspeaker terminals.
Right, what happens to MQA at your loudspeaker terminals? Your belief that MQA gets to your brain without output from the loudspeaker is false, even if you can't understand this.
 
A.J., I re-post this to give you another opportunity to respond. Do you actually have a substantiated view?

Please respond, I would be genuinely interested:


So A.J., this the patent, you have discussed it on many sites and have you not - you said.

a) what does it say
b) how does it break with the convention
c) what is your scientific objection and why

Remember, this is about MQA encoding, not loudspeaker terminals or frequency output at the loudspeaker. Encoding.

What do you say?



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As this might take a while, I am listening to some nice MQA in the meantime:

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Superb!


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Are just a bigmouth full of crap and opinions without knowledge, or do you actually have a substantiated view?

Please respond, I would be genuinely interested:
Ahh, bipolar. Sorry, didn't catch before. My condolences.

a) what does it say
http://www.audioshark.org/showthread.php?t=9651&page=130&p=226760&viewfull=1#post226760
It says you need a better phone or better reading skills.;)

Remember, this is about MQA encoding, not loudspeaker terminals or frequency output at the loudspeaker. Encoding.
No, I don't remember, so please remind us all how your Brinkmann beams MQA files directly to your brain, bypassing the speakers and your ear filters. Thanks!!
 
You know A.J., I do mean this in the best of ways, but you have just exposed your lack of substance:

- the only things you can come up with is buzz-words and one-liners
- you make claims you cannot substantiate and try to hide behind borrowed tech views
- when asked for clarification you try to divert attention to side tracks
- when given the opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge, you fail miserably

I am sorry to say, but neither as a passionate audiophile, nor as a technically knowledgeable person are you able to make your case.


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Well, at least you kept my mom out of it this time. Congrats with the newfound maturity. :)

Btw, ever going to explain how MQA bypasses your speaker/ear filtering?
 
Well, at least you kept my mom out of it this time. Congrats with the newfound maturity. :)

Btw, ever going to explain how MQA bypasses your speaker/ear filtering?


So A.J., this the patent, you have discussed it on many sites and have you not - you said.

a) what does it say
b) how does it break with the convention
c) what is your scientific objection and why

Remember, this is about MQA encoding, not loudspeaker terminals or frequency output at the loudspeaker. Encoding.

What do you say?


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