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Re: normally i might agree...

Posted by markymark on May 10, 2007 at 03:50:51:
A component might be said to emphasise certain areas of the frequency spectrum at the expense of others, which might appeal to a particular listeners set of musical priorities.
The LP12 is often stated to be at or near the top of the tree in the PRaT department, but it isn't regarded as a strictly neutral design. The traditiona; Naim sound has often been described similarly, hence the apparent synergy of these products when used together.
Again, all in IMHO.
Cheers!