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In Reply to: Thanks, I agree posted by John Marks on June 9, 2023 at 10:27:08:
The 2 biggest flaws of the LS3/5a are it's bumped up bass to help balance the over all speaker response since it doesn't go low enough to maintain balance otherwise. But the price is sloppy mid bass, a flaw I badly dislike. But even more importantly is its lack of dynamic linearity. It compresses almost every loudness change from small ones to very loud ones. This makes it sort of a beautiful, wide band radio, not a great modern speaker that with a great recording can once in a while make you suspend belief and sound almost like live sound.
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- RE: Thanks, I agree - hahax@verizon.net 06/9/2310:43:00 06/9/23 (2)
- Do I recall that early LS3/5A crossovers included transformers? - John Marks 11:35:09 06/9/23 (1)
- RE: Do I recall that early LS3/5A crossovers included transformers? - hahax@verizon.net 11:49:47 06/9/23 (0)
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