What are the Mormons doing in here? I thought they busy making babies, not loudspeakers.

Can I just say Obsessing much…more? (see how I didn’t exactly repeat myself but made the same point )



Hey I said that first:




Nominated for best post in this thread…you da man Cam!


Concern troll

Damm it evolved before I could post that.

Logical Fallacies and the Art of Debate (Figure all of them out yourselves I’m to tired.)

Ok to make this relevant I should say that I just posted this to up my post count and say I told you so.

XXOO

P.S. and to be mean

Well, that was fun! What should we do now?

We could start a “Snowboarding Ninja Turtle” thread and practice arguing about the meaning of life the universe and everything for the next time...cause we sure don’t want to hijack this one how well it’s going and all.

Magnetism might not be the word I'm looking for, this was the theory as they explained it to us at he Smithsonian Aerospace Museum program we attended. Basically what they were explaining was that atoms are attracted to eachother and the more atoms you combine together, the stronger the pull towards another group of atoms.

Of course that was 10 years ago, maybe the theories have changed since then? Lol

Soooooo.... what was Solid State, an Emotiva salesman? Hey I own an Emotiva!

Perhaps that is why my horibly designed speakers work so well?

Might I also point out that the whole 'titanium vs silk' dome tweeter issue is as old as 'Coke vs Pepsi' or 'Nike vs Converse' etc etc etc... There is no 'clearcut' winner in this contest, it's all about personal preference. Titanium produces a crisper, slightly brighter sound, and silk a smoother, warmer sound. But not everyone likes their highs smoother and warmer, nor does everyone like crisper and brighter. Therefore there will always be those that use titanium and others that use silk. But in all honesty you won't find 'that much' difference between a high end titanium tweet and a high end silk tweet. It's really splitting hairs once you enter the high end market.




(sorry fella's, I bit... my appologies, I will bow out now)...

Gravity is a separate force from electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force, and the strong nuclear force. Those are the 4 fundamental forces. Current theory has not successfully unified all 4 of them, although it has succeeded in unifying the latter 3. I believe many current theories postulate gravitons (particles) or gravity waves as the carriers of the gravitational force.

Uh, did I accidentally tune into the Big Bang theory.