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Not that I'm aware of. Stereo image is a function of separation between
channels. Any competent stereo amplifier has more than 50-60dB separation at all audio frequencies, so won't affect the stereo image. Remember that pick-up cartridges manage good stereo imaging, and few have more and 20-25dB separation at mid frequencies, much less at the frequency extremes. Serge " wrote in message ... Is there a known connection? Is there some reason to believe that amplifiers have an effect on the stereo image or is that just wishful thinking on the part of some audiophiles? If there is a connection, what would it be, is it measurable? |
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