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In Reply to: Re: Vandersteen question posted by Lesley H. on March 31, 2007 at 14:27:22:
It is the distortion you get with most speakers at 3KHz+. It is most noticable with cone speakers, and the various difractions add to this effect. Vandies seem to work well for you because they have lover distortion in that range than most. The 3A Sigs will sound smoother to you with more extension, but you would be blown away with the natural ease and extension of a planar (especially an ESL) because they will have a lot less of the irritating distortion in your hyper sensitive range. Also you may want to save your dough and get 2wqs for your 2ces they will clear up the mid to upper midrange on your existing speakers.
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