Sonics of Modwright Sony Tube Modification

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I have the Sony Modwright 999ES with Signature Truth mods. As you know it is highly regarded for redbook performance. And I think my player is very good. But, a dealer who I have done business with characterizes the sound of this player and others from Modwright as lacking transparency. I don't agree. I always thought of transparency as hearing into the music or like hearing through to the music. I've not noticed a lack of transparency in my 999ES, but I've only been in this hobby a few years and possibly I'm missing something.(Stereophile defines transparency below.) Whether Sony-platforms, Denon platforms etc., do you enjoy the transparency of your modded modwright player?
From the Stereophiles glossary:
"transparency, transparent 1) A quality of sound reproduction that gives the impression of listening through the system to the original sounds, rather than to a pair of loudspeakers. 2) Freedom from veiling, texturing, or any other quality which tends to obscure the signal. A quality of crystalline clarity."

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Topic - Sonics of Modwright Sony Tube Modification - "Red" 17:19:56 01/21/07 (3)

Re: Sonics of Modwright Sony Tube Modification - jb0194 20:27:18 01/21/07 (2)

Dealers are not allowed to sell so what do you expect! - plu 03:18:28 01/23/07 (1)

Not to mention... - jb0194 18:49:48 01/23/07 (0)

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