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In Reply to: RE: Why do electrostatics sound better after the high voltage has been on for a while? posted by kentaja on March 15, 2021 at 10:02:19:
I always wonder if it is me, I will try a new piece of equipment and sometimes I like the sound better and better the longer I listen.
Regarding high voltage, I have an electrometer hooked to the speaker and have also checked the voltage at each panel. From what I have been hearing I was expecting to see the voltage creep up, but it is stable. The electronics in these is very simple, voltage multiplier for HV and transformer in the signal path.
I'm still laughing looking around, no wonder they call this an asylum. I had a friend, first time his GF was at his house, "Why do I feel like I'm in a pawn shop?"
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