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In Reply to: RE: " I am happy to guide those who I am quite sure want a better sound than they have" oh please tell me... posted by morricab on December 9, 2014 at 03:33:51:
Again, your science is flawed. Your "science" as to which topology is "best" may be accurate for you, and undoubtedly some others will agree, but not for all, probably not even for most. Each amp topology has its rabid supporters who will tell you their amp is the "best". Where a subjective factor is involved, there is no singular solution. If there was, there wouldn't be the plethora of products in the market. People can't even agree on whether or not cables, fuses, etc. have an effect, never mind which are "best". How many amps are on the market? 500? How many topologies and variations? Digital (NOS? Tube output? Which chip?)or vinyl? Surely if there was a "best", there wouldn't be as many options available nor would this question continue to be discussed. The simple reality is there is no consensus "best", only different. It is these differences in perception and taste that drive not only the audio market, but nearly every other consumer market.You consistently generalize and oversimplify: there is no one class a or class d topology but many. Lumping them all together is like saying a Honda is faster than a Chevy.
Amps make no sound. They transfer a signal with gain. Systems make sound. In light of the fact that an amp and its subsequent performance is dependent and subject to the system in which it is inserted, again, your theory fails.Personal preference is an individual choice with no right answer. Your pseudoscience falls short because unlike people's preferences, it is attempting to use logic and reason to analyze something that does not subscribe to the rules of logic and reason.
Even if MOST people agreed with your preferences, it does nothing to prove they are "right". Personal preferences are not subject to a democratic rule of the majority. Again, there is no right and wrong. Only different.
Best of luck with your delusion.
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