| Wu Ming <wu.ming2@icloud.com >: Sep 29 03:17PM > open tuning gang of his FM tuner. > De-tuned the band so much only one station was left on the dial, way down the bottom end. > ..... Phil Wow that was unexpected. I now realize how big open frame tuners are. Also very interesting to see how they are made. Clearly Tivoli One has a compact one. Also as you mentioned compact rarely become noisy when moved. I remember my parents picking up not much else than noise but am not sure if from the tuner being noisy itself or just incapable of tuning in. Will see what I can do. Just refining the streaming solution perhaps. |
| Tim R <timothy42bach@gmail.com>: Sep 28 06:29PM -0700 On Tuesday, September 26, 2023 at 12:16:42 PM UTC-4, Retirednoguilt wrote: > absence of hi-tech filtration both in items such as your yoke device and > in lower tech hearing aids. You end up with essentially omnidirectional > non-selective amplification of all sound in the environment. The higher This is interesting. I experienced something maybe related recently. I had a long wait in a dental office while a family member was worked on, and I brought a tablet (Android) and a movie downloaded from the library. And headphones, of course, because I'm not a jerk. <g> I think they were a cheap lightweight set like I'd take to the gym. While watching the movie, it seemed the office was very loud, with the music on the room speakers and the office personnel talking uncomfortably loudly. What would have been routine background noise had become intrusive. At the time I put it down to weird room acoustics but in hindsight it had to be the headphone/tablet combination. |
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