Glasses - Effecting the sound

[Tony_J]

Where do you sit with all the above? It's not one of his theories I'd any knowledge of. Uncrossing of legs while listening and wearing a certain material of socks or somesuch was the extent of my reading up, plus the hearsay that got around over the decades. Maybe a PWB thread could enlighten us further. Goodness knows, there may even have been just the one idea that actually worked.

His website is a good place to look (under some definition of good of course):

https://pwbelectronics.co.uk/

 

[Fullrange]

Wow...
I don't have anything to say as I need to digest this information.
Fascinating...

 

[AndyCC72]

Definitely Dagenham (beyond Barking)

The Nam!

 

[britishcomposers]

His website is a good place to look (under some definition of good of course):

https://pwbelectronics.co.uk/

I'll give it a go. Twilight zone, here we come....

 

[Tony_J]

I'll give it a go. Twilight zone, here we come....

We'll see you on the other side...

 

[Hifimad1]

Was browsing the tinterweb this morning when this video from PS Audio came up.

Apparently some people find that wearing their glasses whilst listening to music effects the soundstage and imaging and that the SQ is better without them on.

I’ll be testing the theory out tonight. I remain sceptical.

Anyone else experienced this or is this audiofoolery???


Eye glass and high end audio - YouTube

I too remain spectacle….

 

[Gizza]

It's a joke Gizza

I DID think it was, don't know why I used the WOw emoji, lol.

 

[Gizza]

I predict a few Peter Belt products appearing in the classifieds in a couple of weeks time...

 

[TIU]

His website is a good place to look (under some definition of good of course):

https://pwbelectronics.co.uk/

Just had a quick look... blimey.

 

[Tony_J]

Just had a quick look... blimey.

I know. Makes for "interesting" reading.