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Re: Beauhorn Virtuoso Ref.

Posted by Eric@Beauhorn on November 11, 2000 at 14:28:48:
Steve, you're quite right, I didn't want to get sucked into this kind of semi-futile tit-for-tat and I certainly don't want to knock another manufacturer's product that I recognise is very good.
But your implication now is that there is some kind of compression produced by the Beauhorns and not the AGs.
Steve, if you want to have the last word, and I suspect you will, go ahead, but I'll just quote Thorsten (yet again!):
"In all conventional disciplines (frequency response, phase response, load compatibility this system matches or exceeds anything I ever encountered and when it comes to low distortion and compression I have yet to encounter better. This is most definitely absolute reference grade performance."
Take it up with Thorsten :-)
Eric
Here's what Thorsten wrote