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RE: I had the original amzing speakers by Carver as well.

Posted by Inmate51 on February 23, 2017 at 08:21:20:
It's quite possible that the problem is level. We can readily hear an SPL level difference of half a dB, and even a quarter of a dB if we're paying attention. Under controlled conditions, we can hear a difference of a tenth of a dB!
If the tweetie is just a tad too hot/loud, it'll stick out.
With regard to the poster's message/comment/situation, the situation can easily be measured with regard to time and level, so the "mystery" can easily be explained.
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