Re: C-Audio schematic?

On Jul 2, 7:27=A0pm, "Phil Allison" <philalli...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> "Rupert the bull****ing ****ing LIAR " "
>
> That said there are now additions for
> supersonic to mean above the range of human hearing and subsonic to
> mean below the range of human hearing in most dictionaries, thought
> that wasn't previously the case.
>
> ** See:
>
> http://www.dc-daylight.ltd.uk/Valve-Audio-Interest/Articles-for-the-W...
>
> This famous article by D.T.N. Williamson was written in 1947.
>
> It contains the words:
>
> " With component values as specified no trouble should be experienced
from=

> instability due to the effects of unintentional positive feedback.
Should
> instability arise it will probably appear as oscillation at a supersonic
> frequency. =A0"
>
> So, the term was already well established back then
>
> =A0- =A0all of =A0 **61 years ago ** =A0 !!!!!
>
> PISS =A0OFF =A0- =A0YOU =A0DAMN =A0 MORON !!!
>
> ...... =A0 Phil

After some research it seems the word came into existance between 1915
and 1920 in relation to the speed of an object vs. the speed of sound.
In 1935 the meaning of sound beyond human hearing was added to the
dictionary. I stand corrected. What's your opinion on the polarity vs.
phase thing?

Rupert