Wave Theory

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3,048 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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Making Waves with WaveTheory · EP14 What's the Most Important Part of Your Signal Chain? - And Other Related Topics · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

You will change the shape of the audio waveform that is coming at you.

Go ahead.

Yeah.

Or right next to your tubes.

Yeah.

So, but, but like the, where I was going with like power conditioners and regenerators and all of that is like that noise, all of that external electromagnetic interference that the power lines and all of that in your house are not good at shielding out.

Cause they're not made to be right.

We'll travel along those power lines into your audio system as well.

And so if you don't have something that filters that out, it can have a parasitic effect on you.

your sound and so forth.

So, you know, it's, as we talk about infrastructure, dealing with noise in its various forms is, I agree with you, is probably job number one.

You got power noise, you have your USB, typically USB signal noise to deal with.

Now, fortunately-

Mechanical noise from vibrations.

Yeah.

If you bump something that can be particularly impactful on tubes.

If you like tube amp tube gear, you bump those.

You can often hear that bump be transmitted through the.

Through the system.

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