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In Reply to: Ok, Evil Dr Steel :) posted by Tony Montana on October 2, 2003 at 15:54:58:
Tony:You have said something like the following in several posts:
I guess that is one area we all could agree that changing tonality of the system can be achieved electronically (change of frequency response)
Frequency response is not the only thing that determines tonality.
Do you understand that changing the harmonic structure of a signal (e.g. changing distortion spectrum) will also change perceived tonality? In other words, two systems with ruler flat frequency response can sound quite different (tonally) if their distortion spectra are different.
If you modify your statement to:
I guess that is one area we all could agree that changing tonality of the system can be achieved electronically (change of frequency response or harmonic spectrum)
then you have have improved it, IMO.
Peter
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Follow Ups
- A slight tweak - Commuteman 09:24:55 10/03/03 (4)
- Good points on harmonic spectrum. - Tony Montana 12:44:19 10/03/03 (3)
- Re: Good points on harmonic spectrum. - Jon Risch 14:28:54 10/07/03 (0)
- It varies wildly, depending on the harmonic - Commuteman 14:45:54 10/03/03 (1)
- Thanks Jon and Commuteman for the comments. - Tony Montana 13:54:44 10/08/03 (0)
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