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In Reply to: Granite is not a desireable vibration control material... posted by Barry Kohan on June 7, 2004 at 12:15:53:
Hi All,I'd like to make clear that the hypothetical system I described was not meant as a criticism of anyone's particular system or any specific components.
A system can lack transparency as the result of a number of factors. It sometimes only takes one mismatched component or cable to send a high quality system in the wrong direction. Sometimes there are a number of causes that have to each be addressed. Likewise, room acoustics, AC quality, set up or misapplied tweaks and accessories can also have a negative impact.
My point is that it is best not to use vibration control (or any tweak for that matter) as a reciprocal tone control. If a system has weaknesses or excessiveness in particular areas we should root out the cause and cure it - not put a band aid over it.
Best Regards,
Barry Kohan
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- I'd ike to clarify a few of my comments.... - Barry Kohan 19:01:30 06/07/04 (0)
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