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Some might think my system is too "bright" . . .

Posted by Phil W on March 5, 2007 at 17:52:22:
but after several months I have decided that it sounds wonderfully like the real thing--a/k/a live music. Live music has an energy and presence that is lost on so many music systems. What some would term brightness, I call an accurate and engaging reproduction of live music. One downside though: an unnaturally bright or poor recording doesn't do well with this system.
One question: is your brightness comment directed mostly to the electrostatic speakers, the Krell electronics or both?