Quote Originally Posted by E-Stat
Meanwhile, we who use components not designed this way, given that is virtually all of them, employ what we find that works audibly better given the circumstances.
rw
Yes. And, this is why I have never blasted, or otherwise attacked, those who make the audibility claims..as there are clear paths for coupling.

And, this is why I have attempted to explain why they can make a diff from a purely E/M vantage.

Also, why I speak out against the crap, like needing silver, needing #6 awg, needing multiple shields, needing cryo'd anything. Actual understanding of the issues is much more important..

I had for a while considered putting up a shingle, and doing a retrofit business fixing all those poor designs out there, I've always had fun with wiring harness boards, and it's no-brainer work..(perfect fit for me, I'm well qualified for no brainer stuff.. ). (actually, I work with a lot of retirees here, they are not paid but come in anyway...and I seriously would entertain coming here and working after I retire..such is life when you have a job that you really love..)

Perhaps sometime in the future I'll setup a DBA, and go for it..maybe something to do when I retire, or maybe if I'm let go..

Quote Originally Posted by E-Stat
I have noticed more effort on the part of some manufacturers to specifically add more complex RFI filtering in their products and larger power supplies than conventional engineering practice dictates.rw
For radiating or intercepting RFI, that is a good track to be on..but, what I speak of is not that entity, so RFI solutions are not viable, but may haphazardly change something..

Cheers, John