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In Reply to: What makes an amplifier have a deep soundstage? posted by Doughter on March 28, 2007 at 05:38:14:
The ability to handle and deliver the biggest signal excursions in a linear manner, which in turn enables the low-level information and aural "cues" to create the illusion of a "3-D" image. If the LF signal gets compressed in any way, the distortion components affect the rest of the audio band, and those low-level cues are obscured and/or lost.I think low-frequency linearity is key to bringing forth the potential of the recorded performance in a lot of ways. And I think it's the one "objective" element that is most-relevant to what we perceive subjectively.
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