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In Reply to: Can an Interconnect squash Volume? posted by ArdRi on April 8, 2007 at 13:55:39:
If your new interconnects suffer less from RF noise pollution, then your system would sound more relaxed and less "in-your-face" at the same level setting. You would also hear a more natural treble, a smoother midrange, and a more accurate bass. The sound-stage would be deeper, and the quiet details more life-like. These are all good things.If that is what you hear, then you have more work to do to remove some of the RF noise from your environment, and reduce the remaining noise's influence on your audio system.
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Follow Ups
- RF noise makes signals sound "louder." - Al Sekela 12:28:02 04/09/07 (2)
- Sounds like what i hear. - ArdRi 13:48:31 04/09/07 (1)
- Some things that can help. - Al Sekela 12:36:35 04/10/07 (0)
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