Your reading comprehension skills are actually getting worse! Agree with
the
notion that if 2 amps are matched and playing the same signal that they
will
sound the same.

I guess that the internal processing of the amp wont color the signal
either,
right?

Howdy, he's stated over and over again that signal processing done by the
amp CAN make them sound different. So why would you ask this question?

I totally agree that one amp can sound cherry
and another can sound like ass (right Paul?). Like I said 100 posts
ago, I
don't know if it's because of xovers or any other processing that the
amp
may
have.

Exactly, you don't know. Is that why you keep avoiding my questions? I
thought you might not want to make yourself look bad but it appears that
you
just don't know.

Who give a **** about why they sound different, the point is that they do.

The distinction is important because it helps people determine what factors
to look for when buying an amp. So all sources of differences should be
identified, so that the differences can be evaluated.

SQ is very much a factor, the differences between xovers and slopes and
any
other types of features such as bass boost, phase shift and what have you
can
and will change the SQ from one amp to another.

We all agree with that. So where is the disagreement? Can we just let this
thread die? It seems like we all agree.