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In Reply to: Lesser Equipment posted by JURB on December 17, 2016 at 06:10:48:
It's all about how well any given form of amplification deals with the load of the speaker, and whether or not the sonics of the two compliment each other to your ears.
No one amplifier is great with every pair of speakers. You can find the right speakers for just about any half-decent amplifier, and vice-versa. Just takes some auditioning. Trouble is, some amplifiers can take (up to) a couple of weeks to adapt to any given speaker load. I have witnessed this on a number of occasions.
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- Perhaps replace a few caps here and there, and they can be very good pieces. - ppopp 15:54:23 12/20/16 (9)
- RE: Perhaps replace a few caps here and there, and they can be very good pieces. - JURB 16:13:42 12/20/16 (8)
- "Absolutely no scientific or technical basis for that" JURB - Tweaker456 06:20:15 12/21/16 (5)
- RE: "Absolutely no scientific or technical basis for that" JURB - SpotcheckBilly12345 07:39:51 12/21/16 (4)
- Why hasn't Bob Carver taken over the amp world... - Tweaker456 10:55:19 12/23/16 (0)
- RE: "Absolutely no scientific or technical basis for that" JURB - Tweaker456 18:38:18 12/22/16 (0)
- RE: "Absolutely no scientific or technical basis for that" JURB - JURB 14:47:47 12/22/16 (1)
- It was a double blind experiment was it, JURB? - Tweaker456 23:56:23 12/22/16 (0)
- You cannot measure joy or relaxation, but that doesn't mean they are not real. - ppopp 16:33:07 12/20/16 (1)
- RE: You cannot measure joy or relaxation, but that doesn't mean they are not real. - JURB 20:11:49 12/20/16 (0)
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