Just found a deadspot on my Dingwall. I am annoyed.

[kwmlondon]

12 minutes ago, ezbass said:

He’s playing up at the 10th fret! Burn the witch! 🤣

I know. Right up the dusty end... Because it's a 5er I often anchor myself from the C on fret 8 of the 4th string up to the C on the 10th fret of the 2nd string, especially as I'm learning to sight read at the moment and it's a key position to work at.

[Hellzero]

7 hours ago, LowB-ing said:

The Dead Spot Eliminator is a tunable resonator that stores energy at a particular frequency and feeds it back into the neck.

This is pure audiophile talking meaning absolutely nothing and wrapped in pseudo science.

 

If it was really doing this, it would mean an even more pronounced dead spot by frequency cancelling.

 

I've been in the audiophile sphere during so many years, and it's the kind of things you read very often, alongside the extraordinary snake oil.

 

I'm still an audiophile, but not an idiophile.

[kwmlondon]

1 hour ago, Hellzero said:

This is pure audiophile talking meaning absolutely nothing and wrapped in pseudo science.

 

If it was really doing this, it would mean an even more pronounced dead spot by frequency cancelling.

 

I've been in the audiophile sphere during so many years, and it's the kind of things you read very often, alongside the extraordinary snake oil.

 

I'm still an audiophile, but not an idiophile.

Well, everything has a resonant frequency, the aim I guess is to push it to a beat where it doesn't interfere in a noticeable way with the frequencies you want to hear.