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Re: Does spiking speakers ever lead to overly hot treble?

While my answer is no, I have heard this happen in the past and it usually indicates that there is an issue upstream that is causing the problem and spiking the speakers just makes it more pronounced.

Most of the time, it is poor AC quality but it can also result from lack of attention to component isolation or poor IC's and/or speaker cables that results in a peaky treble.

I would surmise that his Vienna Acoustics Bachs R just telling him the truth about his system.

JMHO of course,

~kenster

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