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In Reply to: RE: It wasn't supposed to sound good! posted by Medium Jim on February 22, 2012 at 19:53:19:
Would you believe it? and some people even like Brystons.
Hey, it may not have been carefully voiced to sound natural, since it is supposed to amplify actual performances, but it is well engineered to measure well in all performance criteria for the rather extreme demands of pro use. With some mods, many of the better pro amps can be put to audiophile use. The main plus being the high level of engineering and robust construction one gets for the money since there are economies of scale at the pro level that you just can't get in boutique audiophile equipmet without paying an order of magnitude more.
The big deal is that you get minimal compression from the better pro audio amps, and ample power for the money. That makes for great fun driving difficult/inefficient speakers.
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