More 'Audiophile' bullsh*t

[TonyRPH]

911hope said:

The point where they reverse spin direction must be very busy.

I always thought the crossover network was a HP an LP filter and EQ etc.... Perhaps it's real purpose is to reverse the electron spin direction.

No, silly... The point of the crossover is to prevent electron collisions when they meet at the speaker, and ensure the right electron reaches the right drive unit.

[TonyRPH]

NDA said:

A friend of mine has a ridiculously expensive hifi set up - in the £40k league.

I mentioned to him that as he uses hearing aids, is he hearing all this high fidelity through cheap little ear speakers?

I have hearing aids, but never wear them because despite having TV and music settings, they make everything sound bad.

My hearing isn't that bad anyway, it's just one ear that's verging on bad.

I raised this issue on an audio forum I frequent, and I got a reply from an audiologist who mentioned that it is possible to get bluetooth hearing aids with high quality sound (so you essentially use them as headphones for audio / TV sound).