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![]() "Bret Ludwig" wrote in message oups.com... McIntosh amplifiers in the solid state era-and some of the tube ones too- are harsh sounding at very low levels. There are a lot of things that are ridiculous about the way Mc builds amps today, but their buyers like them that way. More than likely Bret is actually complaining about the fact that these amps have good frequency response and low noise and distortion. Golden ears also complain this way about CD players. Tubed amps are generally noisier and have poorer frequency response. The extra noise shows up in low level listening. |
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