RE: Use of Magnet Technology in Audio

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In Reply to: RE: Use of Magnet Technology in Audio posted by Duster on October 28, 2019 at 17:58:33:

I can't comment on how well the do or don't work for their intended function but I bet a static magnetic field causes a lot less bad sounding noise problem than one changing at more audible frequencies. Though if the magnetic field is fairly strong you may want to keep it away from magnetic media.

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Topic - Use of Magnet Technology in Audio - House13 09:37:24 10/28/19 (6)

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RE: Use of Magnet Technology in Audio - Sondek 12:16:47 10/28/19 (2)

RE: Use of Magnet Technology in Audio - Duster 17:58:33 10/28/19 (1)

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