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In Reply to: Exactly!!! posted by John Ashman on February 27, 2007 at 11:38:23:
George Mann, - an unregistered semi-Troll, - doesn't even provide the definition, or the measured specifications, of what "accurate" really means. Maybe SOME people would agree that the Accuphase is more accurate. But since we all cannot and will never agree, - it all becomes an opinion.
Besides, some equipment measures differently when combined with different components, in certain rooms. That "hole" in the upper midrange may not be there, or be imperceptible with different amps, in a different room.Finally, - George Mann is no "better" than someone who knows that they don't have, want, or even like, the sound of an accurate amp or system. I hope that everyone likes their stereo, and a stereo that sounds good to someone may not meet George's definition of "accurate;" - and you know what, - that's OK... What if someone prefers the violins to be a little warmer and sweeter than they actually may be on someone else's "more accurate" system? What if someone has some hearing issues that make them sensitive to sibilance? Are these people not allowed to buy the stereo that makes them happy?
Come up to me with your 'what did you say?' and I'll tell you straight in the eye: DIY
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