Newly patented, infinitely adjustable system tuning

I tried sliders but everyone kept making them into happy faces because they wanted the stereo to look like it is having fun.

hi....

(some did not like my too long posts bad habit then i will not explain why this thread is a joke and why it is a bad one) 😁😊

( but even a bad joke can create an interesting thread tough....)

But i am not sure anymore if it is a joke...

Anyway my Sansui has 3 sets of incremental colors controls with / or without 3 sets of incremental filters controls, and adjustable loudness control, adjustable muting control, mono or reverse control....

I use now only an appropriate filter control for all my hours.... My other embeddings controls are way more useful...But....I cannot imagine someone using different button for different cd or files....This means is audio system is not rightfully embed at all... A good system gives good S.Q. in any cd or vinyl without any adjustement necessary...A unbalanced system, not mechanically and electrically or acoustically embedded need some yes...

OUPS! my post is already too long....

Apology to all....

Hi!  That’s awesome because now we can make the sound Perfect for every recording despite the fact that all speakers are flawed and way overpriced when you look at the cost of the parts.  I just patented a knob that lets you direct more of the sound to one side or the other to fix recordings that are not even.  I can’t disclose the name yet, but I bet combining my feature with yours we can make the sound even More Perfect!

Good luck!  I have had little success getting a patent on my amazing invention that lets you center the sound stage, wait for it, WITHOUT MOVING YOUR CHAIR!!!!  I call my invention a "Balance Control", as it allows the listener to adjust the relative volume of the left and right channels with a simple twist of a rotary control knob, or even push buttons on a remote control!  I expect to licence this ingenious device to many manufacturers of high end preamps and integrated amps.  Now, where's my patent?

Don't spoof us Erik, not your style.  That's kenjit's job.