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RE: With just a cap and no L-pad your looking at 100dB at 5KHz...

Posted by thetubeguy1954 on December 13, 2016 at 12:58:14:
Ivan,

You weren't the first person to bring that issue up. Almost all my local audio friends did as well. But remember I cannot hear above 15 kHz so the T900a being a good 5dB more sensitive shouldn't matter much. Granted I didn't have an L-pad, but a friend threw a resistor in the XO somewhere to make them almost even volume wise. My point is if I cannot hear above 15 kHz how did I hear what I'd call more extended highs, with more "air" around instruments & singers? If I had an equalizer and boosted the frequency at 5 kHz that wouldn't be the effect I'd expect to hear! The weirdest part is the bass seemed more taunt and deeper as well. Go figure...

I'm listening to: Feel The Rhythm by Daria