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In Reply to: RE: Thx posted by Leo loves music on April 04, 2025 at 08:29:49

I've gone to great expense with component and network isolation, improved power supplies and various cabling choices to minimize brightness in my systems. Mind you, I'm not talking about equalization.

I find that eliminating noise results in a darker, more natural response revealing true inner detail. :)

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you are the first person I have encountered whom has mentioned this preception which I silently held to be ... - Cleantimestream 11:49:46 04/05/25 (1)
FACT.

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The Mind has No Firewall~ U.S. Army War College.
- It seems - E-Stat 12:58:03 04/05/25 (0)
  many folks like the false brightness caused by untrapped RFiI, cheap switchers, et. al.
  
  I suspect they are unfamiliar with the sound of non-electronic instruments.
RE: Ironically - Leo loves music 08:47:13 04/04/25 (0)
Using a good filter to remove anything above 20kHz also results in a clean, more extended and analog treble.

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