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In Reply to: RE: I wonder how much of the "boring" sound has to do with speaker load ? posted by peppy m. on November 26, 2024 at 20:42:19
I've had many amps over the years and mostly two very different speakers. There were some amps that were just boring whether driving my Tannoys or my Thiels.But I will admit that the Thiels require much more power. Some amps that were marginally powerful enough for the Thiels really 'lit up' the Tannoys. On the other hand, and as already mentioned above, I've had amps that were anemic and boring with either speaker.
In the case of the ML 383 -AND- the Pass Aleph 3 -AND- some CJ, even reviewers have commented that these were nice but somewhat on the 'polite' side. To me 'polite' is a polite way of saying dynamically challenged which I confirmed for myself in my own listening room.
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You mentioned "polite" and I think that's a good word for some amps that are not actually dull. I owned a lovely Accuphase A-36 for a while and it certainly wasn't dull, but I moved on because it was a little too polite.
"Dull" conjures up my dull Benchmark AHB2 that some people like, possibly for its "accuracy", but give me a little "sparkle" over accuracy any day.
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