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In Reply to: RE: Herbie's Audio Lab makes the most of what you have posted by hifiman5@ptd.net on October 8, 2015 at 03:45:41:
Start with the fact that all audio systems are very imperfect. Add to that the fact that most of us have our private notions of what sonic qualities most closely approach reality. Then, it follows that in the quest for verisimilitude, the components of an audio system can be "over" damped, to the point where they cease to sound "real" to a given listener.
If the goal is to make something that is inherently imperfect operate as perfectly imperfect as possible, then, I guess, you'd want to remove all spurious energy.
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