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In Reply to: Re: Valid Comparison? posted by Elso Kwak on January 6, 2002 at 13:17:15:
Hi,I think it is a valid comparison to see how much a given part/circuit will colour the sound. If different gain is present you need to match that somehow, which of course introduces problems of it's own.
I still feel it worthwhile to try such procedures, as they give you a hande on the "sound" of a device/topology as much on it's own as is possible. I draw most of my design/modification elements from that type of test combined with in circuit comparisons. I find it interresting that it is possible to "subtract" system sound from the in circuit comparisons and to hear the same sonic signature superimposed that was heard first in the wire bypass test.
Of course, I could be completely deceiving myself and in reallity everything sounds exactly the same and I imagine everything.... ;-)
Ciao T
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