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In Reply to: Re: Actually, posted by mls-stl on May 21, 2006 at 09:50:16:
"Consider yourself introduced. Glad to meet you."----My sentence was: "Everyone, including non-audiophiles, hears it in my lowly system." Funny, I don't remember you coming over. (Believe me, I'd remember you.) ;-)
"I've got a fair amount of experience . . . . "
----Okay. I'm a classical musician and have been a DIY-intensive audio hobbyist for over 40 years. To each of us I say: so? ;-)
Look, I merely wanted to let you know that one can accomplish polarity inversion in a component without another gain stage, that very fine bananas exist, that many folks only hear a "rather vague, variable and mild" effect due to their loudspeakers, and that your characterization of the hassle factor is way off. I had no intention of altering your "list of audio triggers for the illusion of realism" in any way, particularly since our discussion really has nothing to do with that. So, lighten up.
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- Re: Actually, - markrohr 12:01:25 05/21/06 (1)
- Re: Actually, - mls-stl 16:10:41 05/22/06 (0)
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