John Smallwood

Hi everyone, Here is a link to a new processor that seems very similar to sonic holography. In fact, it seems to me that this is using almost the same verbiage Bob used when describing SH. How is this not infringing on Bob's tech? https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/bacch4mac-short-review-first-impressions.39494/

his is a page from the booklet in the new Dolby ATMOS mix of Larks' Tongues in Aspic, a 1973 album by King Crimson. I haven't listened to it yet, but the description at the bottom sounds like it was mixed with sonic holography in mind, doesn't it? I'll listen tomorrow and let you know how it sounds. I can't wait!

Jim, latest updates shared to the four main Carver Facebook pages. Keep 'em coming!

Hi Jim...I will post all these photos on the Carver SH FB page now. People are starting to ask about price/availability date, a good sign.

Thanks Jim....complete update posted to the Carver Preamplifer and Sonic Holography page today. Keep the updates coming!

I have noticed that Tidal has stopped promoting the MQA designation.

Jim...I will summarize all of this great new info and post it in the Facebook SH page. Thanks for the information.

I think the Null Test is essentially what Bob Carver did with two amplifers in the Carver challenge.

I thought Ethan Winer addressed the wire issue nicely with this YouTube post:

In the new "Broadsword and the Beast" box set by Jethro Tull, Ian Anderson writes about Martin Barre using something called a "Power Soak" to enable him to use his Marshall amp in the studio while recording the album. I think that's the same thing that you're writing about in this thread.

@Ar9Jim A simple, quick-to-market sonic holography component would have my vote. One function: updated sonic holography. In this case, less is more. None of us are getting any younger, and it seems to me having something to market quickly would make a lot of sense all around. I echo what @jvandyke_texassaid about the circuit itself: it shoulld to be different, or upgraded. Otherwise, it would essentially be a new C-9. And if it includes the Gundry circuit, it would definitely need to be switchable. It's been my experience when switching my Gundry circuit in and out that Gundry can negatively affect the sound of some recordings in terms of their holographic dispersion. Thank you for this excellent news and informative update.

Set up correctly, my experience has been that the standard Carver hologram is consistly 160+ degrees wide.

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