From
Aleksandr Kolotuhin
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To
Nikolaj Amosov
18 August 2003
·∙.■■■ Hi, Nikolaj! ■■■.∙·
Date:16 Aug 03 Time:22:13,
Nikolaj Amosov encrypted a letter to Agent All.
Topic: Question about cell phone
NA> Explain to me why before the speaker’s cell phone rings
NA> make strange sounds? I heard this twice with friends/acquaintances
NA> Some awesome leads are coming...
The phone begins to exchange packets with the base station. This is a tip on
speaker amplifier. The same thing happens when receiving/sending SMS messages. Also
the most happens after certain periods of time when the phone speaks
station that he is still alive and has not passed out. By the way: interference was noticed only on
This doesn’t happen on cheap speakers, but this doesn’t happen on good ones. They say there are still interferences
on the monitors, but I didn’t notice this. My phone is always on the table, from
it is 20 cm to the monitor and 30-35 to the speakers. Previously there was a sound system with a built-in
with power and old Soviet speakers - there were interferences. Now active speakers
Samsung, price range around 1000p, no interference.
·∙.■■■ Happy Nikolaj! ■■■.∙·
From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Aleksandr Kolotuhin
19 August 2003
Hello, Alexander!
18 Aug 03, 00:54, Aleksandr Kolotukhin wrote to Nikolaj Amosov on the topic "Re:
Question about cell phone":
AK> By the way: leads noticed
AK> only on cheap speakers, this doesn’t happen on good ones. They say
AK> there is also interference on monitors, but I haven’t noticed this. I have a phone
AK> always lies on the table, from it 20 cm to the monitor and 30-35 to the speakers.
AK> Previously there was a sound system with a built-in amplifier and old Soviet speakers -
AK> there were leads. Now active speakers from Samsung, price range around
AK> 1000p, no interference.
It’s unlikely that this is so related, on my acoustics the price range is about $200
stuck in the 2nd Audiga, the interference is fully present. Yes and on the second
computer (Audiga + Microlab Avalon) are also available. and the interference occurs even when
computer turned off, i.e. It is the speaker amplifier that receives them.
By the way, speakers in the price range of about 1000 rubles can hardly be called
good and expensive.
Happy connections. Roman.
From
Aleksandr Kolotuhin
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To
Roman Alexandrov
19 August 2003
·∙.■■■ Hi, Roman! ■■■.∙·
Date:19 Aug 03 Time:01:31,
Roman Alexandrov encrypted a letter to agent Aleksandr Kolotukhin.
Topic: Question about cell phone
AK>> By the way: leads noticed
AK>> only on cheap speakers, this doesn’t happen on good ones.
AK>> They say
AK>> there are also noises on monitors, but I haven’t noticed this. I have a phone
AK>> always lies on the table, from it 20 cm to the monitor and 30-35 to the speakers.
AK>> Previously there was a sound system with a built-in amplifier and old Soviet ones
AK>> columns - there were interferences. Now active speakers Samsung, price
AK>> range is about 1000p, no interference.
RA> It’s unlikely that this is so connected, on my acoustics the price range is about
RA> $200 plugged into the 2nd Audiga, the interference is fully present.
This means it depends on the characteristics of the amplifier in a particular speaker model.
RA> By the way, columns in the price range of about 1000 rubles are hardly possible
RA> call them good and dear.
However, this is better than 150-300p. Why did I write this? Because statisticslike this: 3 people (me and my two friends). Around the same time (4 years ago)
we bought ourselves a PC (we studied in the same group at the institute, when we started working part-time -
so we bought it). First, naturally, cheap computers with cheap speakers and
monitors. The speakers “held out” until recently, two years ago we
“we got over it” (December 2001, when MTS arrived and MegaFon’s prices fell).
Noises were observed in all three. Last summer we made good money again and
We upgraded and at the same time added more speakers. They "Dialogue" for about 900 rubles, I
"Samsung" for the same price. Everyone's leads have disappeared. So I'm talking based on
from personal experience.
·∙.■■■ Happy Roman! ■■■.∙·
From
Valerij Kozhevnikoff
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To
Roman Alexandrov
21 August 2003
Hello Roman!
19 Aug 03 01:31, Roman Alexandrov -> Aleksandr Kolotukhin:
AK>> Previously there was a sound system with a built-in amplifier and old Soviet speakers
AK>> - there were leads. Now active speakers Samsung, price range
AK>> about 1000p, no interference.
RA> It’s unlikely that this is so related, on my acoustics the price range is about
RA> $200 plugged into the 2nd Audiga, the interference is fully present. Yes and on
RA> the second computer (Audiga + Microlab Avalon) is also available. and the leads are coming
RA> even when the computer is turned off, i.e. It is the speaker amplifier that receives them.
Forget the speakers altogether. Connect a high-quality amplifier directly to the linear output with
columns - you'll be covered in chocolate. The amplifier is better than a tube amplifier.
WBR, Jason.
/*e-mail: jason2000(scary dog)yandex.ru ICQ: 62235830*/
/np:/ *Nightwish - Away - Over The Hills And Far Away*
From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Valerij Kozhevnikoff
22 August 2003
Hello Valerij!
21 Aug 03, 00:21, Valerij Kozhevnikoff wrote to Roman Alexandrov on the topic
"Question about cell phone":
VK> Forget about the speakers altogether. Connect a high-quality one directly to the linear output
VK> amplifier with speakers - you'll be covered in chocolate. The amplifier is better than a tube amplifier.
I'm not that much of a music lover.
Happy connections. Roman.
From
Kirill Frolov
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To
Roman Alexandrov
23 August 2003
Press RESET immediately, Roman Alexandrov!
On Fri, 22 Aug 03 20:09:17 +0400, Roman Alexandrov wrote:
VK>> Forget about the speakers altogether. Connect a high-quality one directly to the linear output
VK>> amplifier with speakers - you'll be covered in chocolate. The amplifier is better than a tube amplifier.
RA> I'm not that much of a music lover.
In a normal tube amplifier, only filament is connected...