@shadorne , I don't think those are the tricks @clearthink was asking about...
Have you ever hated the sound of your system one day, and loved it the next?
Last night I went to bed thinking my system was going down the tubes. This morning I loved it.
Last night it sounded painfully bright and unbalanced. This morning, on the same CDs, it sounded full and rich.
Now, I ask you, is it the system or me???
I understand changes in electrical currents from the wall can play a part, but I have an expensive power conditioner.
I was just wondering if this is a typical bugaboo among audiophiles.
Last night it sounded painfully bright and unbalanced. This morning, on the same CDs, it sounded full and rich.
Now, I ask you, is it the system or me???
I understand changes in electrical currents from the wall can play a part, but I have an expensive power conditioner.
I was just wondering if this is a typical bugaboo among audiophiles.
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shadorne "A simple trick is to buy the same gear that is used by professionals" Yes every hobby has amateurs who do this they think "if only I had the same set of clubs as Tiger Woods" or "if only I had the same piano as Vladamir Horowitz" but of course it doesn't work that way and in the case of audio and Music Reproduction Systems I prefer not to let others' do they're thinking for me. |
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