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RE: Listen for yourself

Posted by cpotl on July 7, 2017 at 09:33:21:
"I heard my first SET amplifier (an Audio Note UK system) back in 1994 when I was 21. It had more instrument texture, nuance, natural clarity and presence than anything I heard heard to date, and while an undergrad at Caltech I spent all of my free time visiting every stereo store I could in LA to hear what was available."

I don't think anything I said would be in contradiction with what you are saying. I am merely saying that I think there are rational scientific explanations for why this would be the case.

Chris