harhau
Member of Al-gebra
Roberts,
I have read (well, skimmed) through the white papers, and I am a bit puzzled about the intended audience for the papers. I'm a simple minded physicist and I conclude that I am not among the targeted readers.
My main concern is this: The papers in no way clearly define the objective ('Sonic Holy Grail') nor show how the proposed integral transference is a viable approach to reaching the objective. As far as the theoretical treatment goes I'm afraid I'll have to quote one of my mentors: "It isn't even wrong". For what it is worth, the papers at best provide a conceptual skeleton with very little meat in terms of useful theory and experimental results.
I am not saying that the core ideas of the inventor lack merit, only that it is very hard to judge from reading the white papers.
Finally, I have some practical concerns - the total lack of WAF - wife accepance factor: Referring to the figure below, with specialized sound sources representing different instruments. While my favorite Oscar Peterson Trio would fit nicely into my initmate living room, I shudder at the thought of listening to the 12 cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic, not to mention the full orchestra.
Just my initial thoughts.
- Harald
I have read (well, skimmed) through the white papers, and I am a bit puzzled about the intended audience for the papers. I'm a simple minded physicist and I conclude that I am not among the targeted readers.
My main concern is this: The papers in no way clearly define the objective ('Sonic Holy Grail') nor show how the proposed integral transference is a viable approach to reaching the objective. As far as the theoretical treatment goes I'm afraid I'll have to quote one of my mentors: "It isn't even wrong". For what it is worth, the papers at best provide a conceptual skeleton with very little meat in terms of useful theory and experimental results.
I am not saying that the core ideas of the inventor lack merit, only that it is very hard to judge from reading the white papers.
Finally, I have some practical concerns - the total lack of WAF - wife accepance factor: Referring to the figure below, with specialized sound sources representing different instruments. While my favorite Oscar Peterson Trio would fit nicely into my initmate living room, I shudder at the thought of listening to the 12 cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic, not to mention the full orchestra.
Just my initial thoughts.
- Harald
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