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Posted by E-Stat on June 16, 2017 at 14:40:27:
From same 1971 review:

"Instead, improving its start-up speed is more likely to make its stopping ability worse by causing it to overshoot the mark. We could not determine just how much of the Bose 901's high-end performance was the result of this and how much was the result of smearing due to the prolonged room reflections, but the fact remains that all of our listening panelists gave the 901 rather poor marks for detail and definition. "