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Do semiconductors inherently digitize the sound?

Updated March 10, 2024 | Published March 15, 2021 by M

Abstract What’s interesting to note is the random quantization of the pulse bursts (in a vacuum tube operated in ‘cold cathode’ mode). Does crystalline lattice semiconductor, operating a lower voltage due to direct surface contact and coupling, suffer similar quantization bursts of current flow? Guitar amplifier legend Howard Dumble spoke of the “crystalline lattice” having … Read more

Electron Movement through Solids – Energy Bands and Semiconductors

Updated March 2, 2024 | Published March 8, 2021 by M

Possibly Howard Dumble was correct. Materials vary greatly in their ability to conduct electron flow. A digitalization may take place that has bearing on sound quality and overall performance, fidelity and response. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYYWZhsgVPc Electron movement through solids is a fundamental concept in condensed matter physics and semiconductor technology. In a solid material, such … Read more

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All is inseparably connected via vibration. Per scripture, sound was the beginning: If “God is two octaves above man,” but ‘silence is golden,’ doesn’t that leave us somewhere between precious and divine? We should live up to that.