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In Reply to: RE: You're talking about the act of listening, and experiences posted by josh358 on January 23, 2015 at 07:31:34:
excuse me if I've misunderstood in your previous post.
That's why it's good to cite specifics.
If you compare something like AvanteGarde horns to Vandersteens, depending on other amplification factors, - cabling "CAN" or "MAY" be very important. As sensitive & highly detailed and resolving horns also reveal noise. The speaker cables, (different type of shielding)?, could possibly mitigate or amplify this noise, RFI or whatever.
Wilson, AvanteGarde, Karma, Von Schweikert, all make very expensive speakers: all of them have very different physical materials, and all of them sound different. And, - they all sound different from sub-$1000 NHT speakers. With each of those aforementioned speakers, different cables may possibly behave in different ways when we speak of transmitting RFI, or raising or lowering resonant frequency, - some more significantly than others.
Lastly, - there are really no significant "objectivists." No equipment design topology, and no resulting final sound can be universalized to sound better. You can make mundane and gross objective statements like the Manley Stingray is an integrated amplifier that uses tubes. But choosing to use tubes, or not, in your design is a subjective choice.
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- I mostly agree with what you wrote: FWIW, and... - Sordidman 10:21:19 01/23/15 (1)
- RE: I mostly agree with what you wrote: FWIW, and... - josh358 12:38:23 01/23/15 (0)
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