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Too much air? Try moving winhttp.dll back

Yes, the latest deletion list has a lot of transparency and air. But is it possible that there's too much of a good thing?

After moving the whole list, I find my attention kept on focusing on the high frequencies, while there is a thinness in the mid and bass. So finally I had to move back the winhttp.ddl file, and now there is much better balance in my system.

I wonder if this is unique for my system. If like me, you find that the high is drawing too much attention, try moving back winhttp.ddl and tell me what you think.

KC

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