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The term "warmth region"

Posted by E-Stat on May 17, 2011 at 06:24:41:
is certainly not original to me. I've seen it used in print by Dick Olsher, Martin Collums, Wes Phillips, Peter Moncrief, Paul Seydor, et. al. And your interpretation is correct.

I guess our Jamaican's greatest confusion was over my comments about the change wrought by the MKIII version of my preamp (that event was 12 years ago) where it "removed a touch of thinness with the MKII flavor". Removed. Fixed. Corrected. MKII - slightly thin. MKIII - not. At the expense of confusing the issue with facts, the LS3 was released one year before the MKIII. Given the modest size of ARC, that most likely meant the same team designed and voiced both of them. I happily use it for vinyl playback where the phono EQ and gain is required.

So much whining over nothing.

rw