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You've persuaded me, Tony, I'll try it out for a second time on the Mimik, which is now 7 years old, and report back.
Originally posted by Robbo
Stebbo,
Have you used the demag disc? My view is that until one has actually tried products in their own system, they are not really qualified to comment one way or another. I have not used the demag disc, but quite a few of the flat earthers on pinkfish use it and say it works. These guys are usually quite cynical about such products so I reckon there may well be something in it.
The green pen works in my system and every system I have heard it tried in btw.
I guess you think mains conditioning, equipment supports and cables are a load of bollox too!
What system do you run?
And that's the point. If there is any reflection which interfers with the reading then it becomes in-coherent, leading to misreadings.The laser reading is done by coherent interference and DOES NOT depend upon reflection
Originally posted by stebbo
nothing remotely magnetic about plastic and aluminium.
I concur. I have never had a time when it did not work and I've taken it around to sceptics houses and greened up some of their CDs and played them in their system and they have all, without exception, agreed that it works.Originally posted by Robbo
The green pen works in my system and every system I have heard it tried in btw.
Originally posted by Robbo
I'll ask again.
Have you tried the products you are so merrily slagging off?
What hifi system do you run (if any)?
Originally posted by penance
your argument is BS tbh
certainly not objective
"i dont want to try it because i read somewhere that it sucks"![]()
Your not really adding any weight to your argument when you just poopoo something and then say you have never tried it![]()
1) The green pen issue
It goes against the design principle of the CD player
I have even expalined how it all works. Isnt that addind weight.?
Originally posted by penance
ive not been 'suckered' as i havent tried either
but im not closed minded and give the benefit until proven otherwise
whereas your argument is purely based on what you think and without any back up. Just slagging a product and then saying you have never tried it makes you seem somewhat daft
HTH
Originally posted by penance
perfectly correct, neither aluminium or plastic are magnetic
But the ferous materials used in the ink on a CD label are![]()
Originally posted by penance
The flour/petrol analogy is just way off the mark, and a puril argument.
Have fun in your world!
It's purile because it's akin to suggesting that someone pour treacle into their CD player, something that, like putting flour into the petrol of a car, will clearly damage the CD player or car.Originally posted by stebbo
Of course it is puril
But I said in my original post that you would say it was stupid, because went against the principles of the internal combustion engine
The problem here is you can "poopoo" my idea of putting flour in your petrol because it goes against everything that is reasonable but I can't "poopoo" yours for the same reason.