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In Reply to: Re: If you want to call an upper midrange peak, rolled of highs, muddy peaked upper bass, and reduced low bass 'bigger'. posted by keldasdad on August 11, 2006 at 19:50:41:
"I don't read negativity or antagonism in the original post."Oh really? It seemed pretty clear to me. Tubes equals big sound. Transistors equals little sound. What other way is there to read it?
"Me, I'm just a happy idiot"
You won't get any arguement from me on that one. Maybe you've just explained why you're happy.
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- Re: If you want to call an upper midrange peak, rolled of highs, muddy peaked upper bass, and reduced low bass 'bigger'. - Soundmind 08/12/0600:54:47 08/12/06 (1)
- Re: If you want to call an upper midrange peak, rolled of highs, muddy peaked upper bass, and reduced low bass 'bigger'. - keldasdad 05:05:20 08/12/06 (0)
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