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In Reply to: Thanks Jim and ....... posted by Jose Garcia on January 27, 2001 at 18:29:34:

You're welcome Jose and your comment is very relevant. Any chassis or circuit board screws (as well as transport screws) which are too loose will have a negative impact on the sound. "Mechanical tuning" is finding the correct torquing of all screws of a component that will produce the best sound. There are some components, however, that sound so bad that no amount of "tweaking" will help (and this is independent of component weight :-).

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