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RE: Two 193M's versus just one

Posted by LarBo (A) on June 28, 2007 at 16:05:34

In Reply to: Two 193M's versus just one posted by RioTubes on June 28, 2007 at 15:35:11:

Hey Rio,

In my system, adding the additional choke simply provided more of what the single choke did - greater dynamics, increased soundstage and 3-dimensionality within that stage. This likely comes in part from a lowered noise floor.

From the posts here, it seems that people typically use multiple chokes in their system. Seems once you get started it's hard to stop. In my case, I wasn't really intending to have multiples. I bought an extra choke as I was going to wire one up for my father. Since I had it here I tried the "multiple" route. I ended up keeping the second one for myself, and bought another for my father.... Similar thing with the 193M vs. 193L for me. The 193M is "bigger" than the 193L, sort of serving the purpose of 2 193Ls as I understand it. However, I bought the 193M only because it was in stock while there was a 6 - 8 week wait time for the 193L. So, in some senses using the "bigger" choke and using more than one of them is accidental in my case. But I'd set it up this way purposefully if I'd initially known what I know now (if that makes sense).

I hope this helps.

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