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Post Subject: More on this, pleasePosted by Paul S on: 6/5/2008
My first thought is that anything a component adds or subtracts, it adds or subtracts similarly to/from everything, like putting the same amount of pepper on all food or salting and watering down all soup to taste +/- the same.
But of course you would not stay happy if this were the case...
So, what is it?
Are we talking about the sort of "re-constituting" and noise dampening that the step-up transformer does, or is this some other form of addition/subtraction that turns insipid, poorly-recorded rock and roll records into angelic soul singing?
Most important, how does it do with a variety of LPs?
I think there is a critical difference between making the best of musical content and simply making music.
I have to admit that although I always long for the latter, I am wary, weary and suspicious even of the notion, so I always wind up with my best version of the former.
Best regards,
Paul S
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