To be unveiled at PL&S March 12 2014, neutron, looks to be another console.
See: www.midasconsoles.com
See: www.midasconsoles.com
... not 19" either ~:-D~:grin:This better not be an M32 producer :lol:
... not 19" either ~:-D~:grin:
Well but - Neutron = small particle. Not as small as a boson but still quite small ;-)
okay: based onthe siluette underneath the "blanket" i see a new pro x/x/x with maybe new center section 8)~~ and possbile more fx/whatsoever engine(s) ~:-D~:grin: (end-of-whishlist) -Let the speculation begin!!!!~:-D~:grin:~:-D~:grin:~:-D~:grin:
okay: based onthe siluette underneath the "blanket" i see a new pro x/x/x with maybe new center section 8)~~ and possbile more fx/whatsoever engine(s) ~:-D~:grin: (end-of-whishlist) -
NEXT please :lol: :lol: :lol:
they are quite useless, just adding weight and destabilizing whatever structure they are part of.
A touch backwards, they actually stabilize the nucleus. There is a proton to neutron ratio that causes the nucleus of an atom to be stable. As the number of protons increases the number of neutrons necessary to make the nucleus stable increase. At lower atomic masses the ratio is close to one to one. As the atomic mass increases so does the number of neutrons necessary to create a stable nuclei. Once the number of protons passes a certain atomic number, no number of neutrons will make the nuclei stable. All those nuclei are radioactive. The two most common paths of radioactive decay, alpha and beta decay both serve to move the proton to neutron ratio from an unstable ratio to a stable ratio.
A touch backwards, they actually stabilize the nucleus. There is a proton to neutron ratio that causes the nucleus of an atom to be stable. As the number of protons increases the number of neutrons necessary to make the nucleus stable increase. At lower atomic masses the ratio is close to one to one. As the atomic mass increases so does the number of neutrons necessary to create a stable nuclei. Once the number of protons passes a certain atomic number, no number of neutrons will make the nuclei stable. All those nuclei are radioactive. The two most common paths of radioactive decay, alpha and beta decay both serve to move the proton to neutron ratio from an unstable ratio to a stable ratio.
Only question is: what is that "certain atomic number?" We'll have to wait and see on that one.
So the Neutron may be a product hat does nothing to the sound but glues sounds together. Sounds like a matrix to me ;-)
That or a powered mixer with an iNuke power module.
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My money is on a higher end console. Neutron is the heaviest of the Baryons. Love those quarks. The Bentley styling and an upgrade on mobo, cpu, and hopefully software should last a couple of years. A more modern, sleek image could go a ways.
Christian, that is the Leplage glue gun. It was developed by the Germans in WWII to stick together an entire flight of allied bombers in the air.
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