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In Reply to: Diminishing returns does apply posted by groove on February 19, 2006 at 09:41:31:
Just for future reference ->>I personally disagree with the notion that you have to spend
>>exponentially more $$ to get improvements.That's not what I said. Given a good system to make significant improvements in all areas one needs to spend exponentially.
Surely one can improve the subjective performance characteristics of a system by making horizontal (or even downward) moves. But if we are talking about good value equipment in the first place this is important in establishing a baseline system but it is in fact mostly simple trading off the trade offs.
Give me rhythm or give me death!
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