Christmas Shipping Alert
New Zealand Post Christmas mailing date guidelines for 2013 are as follows:
Australia : parcels and letters must be posted before Monday, 9th December.
South Pacific, East Asia, North America, UK & Europe : parcels and letters must be posted before Wednesday, 4th December.
Rest of the world : parcels and letters must be posted before Monday, 2th December
For those who need their BlackDiscus by Christmas kindly should place order 2 days before the above dates. We can also arrange shipping via courier post with tracking this will be faster but more expensive.
If you intend to buy them as a gift, we can also wrap them in a festive colour tissue paper. Just let us know and we will instruct our packing slave to do so.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Christmas Post
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Things to try with BlackDiscus
Right Side Up?
I normally recommend that you place all your BlackDiscus devices with the rough side up.
But you should treat this as a starting place rather than an iron-clad rule.
So I suggest that you try turning all of your BlackDiscus upside down and see the difference. In the past I've tried upside down and was not so impressed. But last night I was testing some new prototypes and was surprised to note that they sounded superior upside down.
One thing I would suggest - keep all your BlackDiscus the same way up - so either all upside down, or all right way up
10 Minute Warm-up?
Some users have noticed that BlackDiscus devices can sound better 10 minutes after being positioned in a particular location. I'd not noticed this, but now it's been pointed out I think I can hear what is meant.
To my ears at least it's not a major effect, but it is noticeable. This is not "burn in" as it seems to occur every time you move the devices to a different location. My opinion is that it's most likely to be the system stabilizing and potentially even literally warming up.
It's just something to bear in mind if you are performing serious testing.
I normally recommend that you place all your BlackDiscus devices with the rough side up.
But you should treat this as a starting place rather than an iron-clad rule.
So I suggest that you try turning all of your BlackDiscus upside down and see the difference. In the past I've tried upside down and was not so impressed. But last night I was testing some new prototypes and was surprised to note that they sounded superior upside down.
One thing I would suggest - keep all your BlackDiscus the same way up - so either all upside down, or all right way up
10 Minute Warm-up?
Some users have noticed that BlackDiscus devices can sound better 10 minutes after being positioned in a particular location. I'd not noticed this, but now it's been pointed out I think I can hear what is meant.
To my ears at least it's not a major effect, but it is noticeable. This is not "burn in" as it seems to occur every time you move the devices to a different location. My opinion is that it's most likely to be the system stabilizing and potentially even literally warming up.
It's just something to bear in mind if you are performing serious testing.
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