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RE: "Amp designs haven't changed much in the last 30 years."

Posted by geoffkait on June 8, 2017 at 07:18:17:
The Yamaha Natural Sound receivers sound quite good. But like a lot of things it's difficult to say why. It's not that easy to say with certainty exactly why one amp sounds better than another. That's what makes this hobby so interesting. It depends on who's doing the comparison, how careful the test is, the system is which the test is performed, the consciousness the person doing the test has of all the various variables involved in what constitutes good sound, and so forth.