Wave Theory
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3,048 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 22 Jul
Wave Theory’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We have to look out for ourselves, yeah.
Well, and they're not using shielded power lines in every house.
Right.
Come on now.
It's ridiculous.
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full of antenna for yeah magnetic noise yeah so um yeah that's that's a big one there in terms of of of like what can you do for accessory gear to like improve your sound right off the bat and yeah you know in the context like you couched to this episode earlier on in
in the episode that I think, I think I did this with a guy named Eric, um, when we talked about system building, like building your main headphone system and.
you know, kind of at the end of the episode, we got to like some of the ancillary gear, like a USB isolator or, you know, those kinds of things.
Yeah.
And, you know, our advice was like, kind of get your system settled a little bit, like know what you like.
And before that, before you start sinking a lot of money into this, these accessories, um,
The interesting thing about USB noise, and particularly with these newer wave of products, the JDS Labs Synapse series being an example of these products that are using that new Texas Instruments USB ISO 211 chip in there.
is it's kind of got me thinking like, how, how much does it change the equation in terms of my recommendations on, on what to do on these things?
Yeah.
Because of what I just said, galvanic isolation, building that into a deck, for example, used to be quite expensive because the parts were expensive and it requires extra circuit space inside the device.
So at the entry entry level and up through like the mid fi, uh,
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