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It's a really nice one here, kind of like out main street if we had one.

And I thought I noticed first.... Was about to post it.

Just git my Oculus touch remotes in today. They are absolutely amazing.

VR? are we there yet? it's VR ready, but i don't think anything any good is available yet. My "VR" is 3 1440 monitors in surround for now I fly flight sims in mine, pretty much the best thing I've tried. But my hand controllers should be shipping in a week or 2 and I'll start trying out other games that use those.

I fail to see VR

For anyone that wants to better understand electricity, should be every single person on this forum if you want to be the one plugging in that amp. These are maybe the best books I've seen for introducing the very basics of electricity. These also encompass a little more than about two semesters of my electrical engineering degree without the bullshit it is having to go through the acedemic system. You will need to read the DC electronics book before the AC book, because if you don't understand DC you will not understand AC. DC electronic book: http://www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/electricCircuits/DC/DC.pdf AC electronics book: http://www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/electricCircuits/AC/AC.pdf

Because electrons have a negative charge. This is where it gets complicated explaining the different philosophies of electricity. You have the Benjamin Franklin way which is using current. Current flows from positive to negative. Thinking along the lines of positive being a higher number, but was later to be found out to be wrong. Then you have the chemical/physics philosophy. This method uses electron flow. Electron flow is the literal path of the electrons moving through the circuit. The most common way that I have experienced electrical engineers use is the Benjamin Franklin method updated with modern findings. Edit: To clearly state definitions. Current will always be positive to negative. Electron flow will always be negative to positive.

Voltage has a higher potential on the positive terminal, if you cut off the highest potential then you are left with ground (most of the time 0 volts) and a floating node with the voltage of whatever air is.

Because it is closest to the voltage source.

I continually get sucked into watching the videos of this guys Rag-time renditions of song.

Its Arizona. Red means no fire needed, drop your nugs on the asphalt, gather around and inhale. Arkansas is only medical, not recreational.

I don't get it.

Burr Brown op-amps are owned by Texas Instruments so I would just assume it would be just like any other component when designing and just pick the ones that fit your need. They are nice because they have a lot of specifications that make amplification with really low distortion and noise while having a high speed.

He shortened the word you to "U", but left I'm as "I am". I don't get this person.

No, he doesn't.

Too much graphics for me. I can't understand you elitist people.

Presets mean nothing. Every car is going to have a different acoustic footprint anyway. The best thing to do is buy a $50 SPL mic and use a free RTA software like RoomEQ and just EQ your system.

Now you're just being crazy.

Sorry skimmed your post.