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In Reply to: Where does the sense of neutral openess really come from posted by airtime on April 24, 2016 at 07:05:07:
Openess doesn't come with better cables, better amps (although amp may help if the current one is operating at the edge of its power delivery capabilities) but speakers that exhibit an off axes frequency response as close as possible to the on-axes frequency response and placement pf the speaker within that room (acoustic interaction between the speakers and the room) . If one's room is an acoustic nightmare, you could spend all the money you want on cables, amps, more expensive sources but they will matter exctly didly squat. A 0.5% improvement in sound in that direction is a complete waste of time. Fix the room and then the speakers.
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