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RE: final update ....

Posted by vinnie2 on June 9, 2017 at 13:05:02:
I do enjoy the hobby, that is for sure. As to the hearing part, I am not so sure he is all that much correct. Take a look at the attached link and you will see there is an awful lot of music below the 12k mark, with the ear being most sensitive to the range of 300 hz to 5000 hz. Even us old farts can still hear a lot of recorded music and therefore hear differences if they are there.
Soooooooo, the next obvious question is, is there really that much difference between amps, and if there is what else besides frequency range might be at work there? I am about to start a web search on that topic and will report back on what if find.