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In Reply to: Re: att -> dlr & jk ... re: Aragon posted by Mart on January 25, 2000 at 09:39:41:
warm up - litterally. I've found it takes all of 24-30 hours for these amps to settle down.Rubys - looks like we agree (you called it attenuated mids, I called it sharp highs), but that is not relevant.
Sorbethane? - are you sitting the amp on sorbethane? IMO sorbethane does nothing to improve sound, despite its superior ability to dampen vibrations. my experience = it makes the music sound not quite right. Best explanation I've see (per Michael Green): it has an unnatural decay (natural = what occurs in nature of course) slope. Makes it sound wierd to my ears.
To help more I need you to better describe what you are hearing.
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Follow Ups
- Re: att -> dlr & jk ... re: Aragon - jk 11:06:58 01/26/00 (5)
- Re: att -> dlr & jk ... re: Aragon - Mart 19:05:23 01/26/00 (4)
- Re: att -> dlr & jk ... re: Aragon - jk 08:51:03 01/27/00 (3)
- what about the RCA jacks? - Mart 19:09:55 01/27/00 (2)
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