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In Reply to: Thanks and..... posted by Don T on May 6, 2007 at 08:56:39:
> Headphones mask qualities that are more readily apparently when listening
> through speakers - low bass and natural ambience for starters.Perhaps! Furthermore, if your statement is true, then differences heard in headphones can only be more apparent when listening through speakers. My point is that I always hear differences through headphones when comparing commercial CDs with their LP counterparts. Acoustic feedback is not a player and differences are always detected.
> Because of your TTs location any comparisons with vinyl and with the speakers on are tainted -
> regardless if the feedback distortion has become clearly audible or not.I agree! However I also believe that all vinyl systems have some level of acoustic feedback, which plays a role in their sonic character. Consequently, if you want to totally eliminate acoustic feedback from a comparison, using digital copies is an excellent method to employ.
Best regards,
John Elison
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- Re: Thanks and..... - John Elison 10:39:00 05/06/07 (1)
- nice! - Don T 16:11:03 05/06/07 (0)
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