rroseperry
Headphoneus Supremus
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I've been following a couple of threads on the Schiit Lyr. One thing that's come up over the last couple of days is how different the Lyr sounds from other amps, particularly SS ones.
I can understand why tube amplifiers sound different from SS amplifiers, the design of circuit topologies etc. all makes sense. What I'm not understanding is what people mean by one amp sounding faster than another. With phones, there's a reason for a faster response, but for amps, how is that supposed to happen? Could someone explain this?
I can understand why tube amplifiers sound different from SS amplifiers, the design of circuit topologies etc. all makes sense. What I'm not understanding is what people mean by one amp sounding faster than another. With phones, there's a reason for a faster response, but for amps, how is that supposed to happen? Could someone explain this?