Wave Theory
speaker
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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And it's pretty big.
It's like point four, four radian of a phase shift, which is about twenty five degrees wide.
phase shift.
And that was at a, a really awful seven DB signal to noise ratio.
Right.
Yeah.
So our, our brains are immensely powerful at picking out those patterns and
But the harder you make them work to do it, I mean to make your brain do anything, it requires energy.
This is why if you just go to school and you learn all day and you're actually engaged and actually trying to learn, you do get tired.
Even though it's not a highly physical activity, your brain is just burning through your energy reserves to do all the stuff.
Doing TPS reports or whatever the case may be.
Yeah, yeah.
You get tired, right?
And so you're physically tired, and the reason you're physically tired on top of it, if you go far enough, is because a lot of your energy reserves went into making your brain do brain things.
And so in the context of audio then…
It is exactly what you're talking about, and this is a part of all of the fights that we have online about can you hear differences in cables?
Do linear power supplies matter?
Do power conditioners matter?
All of those kinds of things.
Do digital filters on DACs matter?
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