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Yes, they seem to be very closely related
Posted by
Antonio J.
on: 1/5/2005
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MFA e-mailed me aknowledging that I was perhaps going to try the DIY way getting a "raw" transformer from S&B and offered me assistance. The "problem" is that their unit with a gain selector and load selector is way too expensive for my budget (1500 UKP), while the raw transformers are about 250 euros each. The Bent Audio alternative looks interesting, but I don't know if the copper transformer or the silver one would be a better choice for what I want to get from my vinyl rig. John Chapman is very helpful and said the silver one is thinner sounding and the copper one is fuller, but what I want to improve by getting a stepup is not exactly changing the frequency response, but having a clearer overall response, more spatial deffinition while preserving the coherence and "wholeness" the EAR already has. Something that shows in a clearer way the integrity of the harmonics linked to the source of sound, apart from the other sources in the stage. I'm concerned for the silver transformers being too analytical spoiling the sense of coherence. Any experiences?
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