@134318c2 

This is how the large-stadium sound systems are organised, using large speaker modules, separately driven using splits arranged by the frequency-bands.

It's how small they are made now that's chewy... :D 

 @1b1e65e2 @3f26518c @e82d9b81 @134318c2 

Also the frequency-responce differences between when the tubes are cold, and when the tubes are fully warmed-up, is measurable and noticable to trained ears. :D

One bass-player who was experimenting with different tubes, found a pedal that allowed the tubes to be changed.

He then tested it out with different transistors and was getting measurable differences, even with the same-spec transistors.

Also for nice tubes:

https://vimeo.com/14490689 :D 

 @689949c6 

This is also why ad-blockers and script-blockers should be standard in every web-browser.

Otherwise you're leaving open an attack surface that's vulnerable to drive-by installations.

Worse yet, is the market-segmentation of advertising that allows the bad actors to specify the OS version of the machines that the adverts are sent to. 

 @e9eabda0 

It's the usual situation, trying to find a practical outlet for all of the creative wyrdness that's flowing through my head. :D 

 @e9eabda0 "We cannae hack the laws of physics, Captain." :D