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In Reply to: Tosh 3950 Didn't Come Close posted by Robertc88 on March 8, 2004 at 13:39:50:
really make this hobby interesting. I have not heard the Sony CE775, but, in "reading between the lines" have come to the conclusion, perhaps erroneously, that many of Sony's offerings have a sonic character that favors detail and information retrieval at the expense of "musicality", which can be a bit hard to define. I've thus shyed away from the Sony products, perhaps to my own detriment. In any event, personal taste is what it's all about in this hobby. For me, the Toshiba, like any product, is probably going to have its shortcomings, but I can honestly say I'm happy to live with those shortcomings and trade off the last degree of detail. I can see where others may well want to go in the other direction, though. I have decent turntable, and if I could still buy new vinyl without a major hassle, I would; to me the Toshiba has some very analogue like qualities.How would you describe the sound of the 775 compared to the Toshiba?
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