Yup it's a DNA thing for sure, if they don't like whats playing the cart gets pranged, this is a simple update from the 'claw the violin player' default package of old but it's very effective.
Some think vinyl is warmer, think i'll stick to leather, usually do during summer anyway.
Nice shakti stone Gyuri, i have two for stereo effect but the image keeps moving around, it's a work in progress....
Some think vinyl is warmer, think i'll stick to leather, usually do during summer anyway.
Nice shakti stone Gyuri, i have two for stereo effect but the image keeps moving around, it's a work in progress....
For example, this was my cat's favourite: (I like it as well)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTQuXr0pDuw
They recognised then, there isn't any real birds.
And from that time they were not interested in the virtual world.
From this fact also shows that cats are smarter than people.
Besides, they do what they want.
We humans can do this?
It's been quiet here. I'd hoped for more entries. Here's another, not mine, though I hesitate to call it audiophile. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZRHRp9dKbE
Love that photo, Davym.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZRHRp9dKbE
Love that photo, Davym.
Love the cat sounds mixed in! Isn't that an amp you recently posted about on the photo thread?
Doctormord and lduarte1973, both very interesting eyes!
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Nice cat and interesting amp design. Have you posted about the amp somewhere? There's another builder who does similar work I've seen.
Yes, it is a pentode-pentode, with nested feedback loops. 4W per channel SE. TV tubes.
And here is the same cat, dancing to a GU-50 monster amp.
https://www.facebook.com/Wavebourn/videos/1385808858144078/
My cat actually hides from my stereo rig, but will sit at attention and watch any movie or TV show with me.
I have read that simple animals can not see the 2D of a television monitor, identifying their world around scent, but I think they/those scientists have never really lived with a cat or a dog.
I have read that simple animals can not see the 2D of a television monitor, identifying their world around scent, but I think they/those scientists have never really lived with a cat or a dog.