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In Reply to: Re: something may not be right posted by rkapadia on March 2, 2004 at 09:13:51:
Dear Rupesh,Thank you for your gracious reply. I believe the 626R renders a natural and truly outstanding sound. In a casual and subjective way, I rank its quality level among near-field studio monitors that I have heard in recording sessions. As you can tell, I do not qualify as a true audiophile and have not done nearly the testing as I presume for many AA members.
I cannot begin to imagine the complexity of the source found in the Metropolitan Opera's recording, Act III of Aida, but Wayne agreed that he had heard distortion which seemed in two places during the loud soprano passage. The volume was extremely loud. Since we did not try to reproduce it and did not investigate further, nothing could be less scientific. I would like to add that Wayne was a fine host.
I really encourage others to test with their own recordings in their own way for their own results. If there ever should be doubt as to loud and clean, the Signature model should lay that to rest. Congratulations to VMPS on its outstanding power handling.
Really glad for your input. Thanks.
Monte
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Follow Ups
- Re: something may not be right - Montobo 18:00:57 03/02/04 (4)
- Re: something may not be right - rkapadia 22:52:53 03/03/04 (3)
- I accept what you are saying ... - Montobo 08:52:57 03/04/04 (2)
- Re: I accept what you are saying ... - The Chosen One 11:30:43 03/04/04 (0)
- Re: tongue and cheek misunderstanding - rkapadia 09:17:40 03/04/04 (0)
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