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so better models do not come with resistors?

Posted by farfetched on October 12, 2020 at 18:32:05:
"The resistors are there because they know people will use their speakers in over lively rooms or use mediocre electronics and cables resulting often in unpleasant high frequency reproduction. In a decent(acoustic) room combined with a well balanced system there should be no need for the use of a resistor."
The top of the lines tho, surely those are educated consumers? Maybe I assume.
I'm new to this niche. Is it customary for Magnepan users to prefer mid-fi gear?