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RE: Plastic body vs aluminum body on AC connectors?

Posted by Tweaker456 on May 6, 2016 at 11:53:05

In Reply to: RE: Plastic body vs aluminum body on AC connectors? posted by WntrMute2 on May 4, 2016 at 14:17:00:

IMO ignoring details or what you might consider the tiniest details is a yuuuuuug mistake. In my view much of this hobby, the goal being good and getting better sound , not putting ugly photos up and being critical of people for paying attention to detail, is about details. One detail after one detail after another. One capacitor in the PS or a excellent resistor in the signal path can and or will drastically change the sound in profound ways to improve the listening experience. Not only do I not think I'm over reacting but I'm glad to use this post to hammer the point once again. Detail after detail after detail after detail. They all add up to the big picture. Someone once analogized a high end stereo to a race car. If one thing is wrong you won't have a winning car. I once put a fuse in an amp and it ruined the sound to the point I didn't want to listen to it. Did I mention how important details are? Tweaker

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