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In Reply to: OK. I'll make an honest attempt at a summary posted by Robert C. Lang on January 9, 2009 at 02:11:04:
>he has sort of a "perfect storm", of amp power, pre amp gain and high efficiency speakers
Except the problem allegedly happened with two preamps, one active and one passive. What are the odds of that? (Please write to Sphile, TAS and the entire industry about its erroneous use of "passive preamp. Thanks.)
And for the record the problem presented definitely was altered once the dubious nature of the initial question was pointed out.
They're 98 db, I see. That's new.
Now, sometimes volume controls or attenuators don't have fine enough gradations. That's completely different, as I said, from "they're always too loud," or "the speakers sound thin."
Over and out.
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Follow Ups
- Oh, sure - keith_d 12:10:51 01/09/09 (1)
- 8 for 8;...... Everyone of your 8 posts have been of willful negativity - Robert C. Lang 02:03:42 01/11/09 (0)
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