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In the Thread: Crossover Design

Post Subject: Comparative ReligionPosted by Kerry Brown on: 1/1/2012

Any time Adrian, email me privately and we will set it up. I don't mind if you report your impressions if you don't mind me doing the same.
You're probably correct in your suspicion, different strokes for different folks.
Objectively speaking though, I have heard more than a few stereo systems that sounded 'better' to me than my own, usually because the room was bigger and 'better' than my shape and size-compromised space.
My room is too small and irregularly shaped. In a bigger room that was better shaped and better constructed my stereo would sound better.
Besides all that though, DEQX processors sound as good as the reviewers say they do. My jukebox makes it clear ( to me anyhow - and my musician friends ) that DEQX digital processing, even on less than perfect horns in a less than perfect room enables objectively excellent tonal neutrality, objectively realistic imaging, objectively startling dynamics, objectively minute detail retrieval, objectively strong evocation of emotion, objectively dancin' happy feets, all that good stuff, in spite of technical, cultural or religious objections.
Cheers,
Kerry

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