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In Reply to: " I listen to determine if I like it better than what it would be replacing." posted by Robert Hamel on June 1, 2006 at 21:36:44:
True, it can't sound better unless it sounds different, and I would agree with you fully if the process were as follows: First, I'll determine whether the new one sounds different than the old one, and if it does, I then will decide which one I prefer. But that's not the process.First, I want to know whether I like listening to the new component. Do I like its sound using my favorite recordings. However, initial impressions may change. Does it grow on me or fade after a few days. After returning to listening to the old piece, do I miss the new one?
I may find I like both, one better on some recordings, the other on others.
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- Re: " I listen to determine if I like it better than what it would be replacing." - okiemax 23:39:05 06/01/06 (0)
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