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In Reply to: Update ... Redbook CDs still don't sound as good as on my Sony 9000ES. Hopefully more break-in posted by Striving for Musical Clarity on April 30, 2003 at 21:40:19:
seems to emphasize the fine sound from the from the finer CDs but also it seems to bring out the poorer qualities of the poorer recordings (mostly CDs recorded in the '80s).Right now I'm listening to the "Celebration" live recording limited edition CD of the Canadian Brass playing with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra on a Zaiks / Biem (Polish) CD. Wow! It feels like I'm right there in the audience. The clarity, the imaging, the full sound of the brass and orchestra, it's all there.
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- Further update: It's beginning to sound like my great redbook CDs sound even greater. This system - Striving for Musical Clarity 00:38:31 05/01/03 (6)
- You're confusing the shit out of me. Is it better than the 9000ES on redbook or not? nt - RatFarm 07:17:54 05/01/03 (4)
- The jury's still out. The 9000 is broken; the 2900 less than 60 hours on it. - Striving for Musical Clarity 09:17:05 05/01/03 (3)
- Oops! Meant to say the 9000 is broken in, not broken. More 2900 comments follow: - Striving for Musical Clarity 11:15:57 05/01/03 (2)
- - Can you set all speakers to "small" on the 2900? (nt) - Eric LeRouge 13:45:18 05/01/03 (1)
- Yes ... nt - Striving for Musical Clarity 22:33:21 05/01/03 (0)
- Is this with Denon's AL24 processing on the -2900? {n.t.} - Martin 03:23:01 05/01/03 (0)
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