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DDR Museum
In the DDR Museum the exhibition depicts life in the former East Germany in a direct "hands-on" way. For example, a covert listening device ("bug") gives visitors the sense of being "under surveillance". One can also try DDR clothes on in the recreated tower block apartment, change TV channels or use an original typewriter. The exhibition has three themed areas: “Public Life”; “State and Ideology” and “Life in a Tower Block”. Each of them is presented under a critical light: the positives as well as the negatives sides of the DDR are explored in this exhibition. A total of 35 modules illustrate these three themes: Media, literature, music, culture, family, private niche, health, equality, diet, childhood, youth, partnership, fashion, border, Berlin, education, work, consumption, construction, living, free time, vacation, environment, party, Ministry for State Security, economy, state, ideology, army, brother states, wall, opposition, penal system and authority. (Wikipedia)
Berlin, Germany.
Picture edited in audio software, sound effects, and again last image file.
The image in the audio emits sound editor.
Result audio editor is final and unedited.
Databending
Glitch Art
The distortion comes from the guy who fails to perceive correctly.
Date: May 31, 2021
Location: Howard County Conservancy - Woodstock, Maryland
NOTE: Listen to the constant roar in the background.
Ellicott City
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Photo of the day March 11, 2022 - Radio console/audio board, at the radio station where I work. I snapped this picture before leaving for the day, to spend the evening with my wife.
My audio set, including my "new" Pre- and Power-Amplifier form 1983.
Yes, the turntable it's level is straight. No, the table under it isn't.
Luxman PD272 (Direct-Drive Turntable)
Denon DL-103R
Sony MDS-JA30ES
Luxman C-02 (Stereo Preamplifier)
Luxman M-02 (Stereo Power Amplifier)
Edit April 2011:
This is an outdated photo by now
Brook audio amplifier, 1950s "HiFi" design. Brook's all-triode amplifiers, such as this one with 2A3s, are legendary. Working examples are sought-after highly by some audio enthusiasts.
The Modern Consumer: 1950s Products and Style
San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
The Modern Consumer (SFO Museum web site):
www.sfomuseum.org/exhibitions/modern-consumer
SFO Museum:
I ordered a used AT-MS11 head shell and got an almost unused AT33E with it. There are not many records played with it and it tracks like my new AT in all the test grooves from my Test record.
You can see that this CD got 4 tracks!
AI:
The image shows a close-up of a compact disc (CD) or possibly a DVD, reflecting a spectrum of colors due to the diffraction of light on its surface. Here are some key observations:
1 Prismatic Effect – The surface of the disc displays a rainbow-like pattern, which is typical when light interacts with the fine grooves on an optical disc.
2 Visible Text – Near the inner ring of the disc, some text is faintly visible, though it is partially obscured.
3 Surface Condition – The disc appears to have some scratches and minor imperfections, particularly near the edges.
4 Light Reflection – A bright light source is reflecting on the right side of the disc, causing an overexposed area.
If you want to check the readability of the disc, you could try playing it in a CD/DVD drive.