Well, yes, I could try listen to it.
I am not sure if I will sort it out exactly, as for a true comparison the volume output should be exactly the same.
And that seems to me quite difficult to quickly find the precise level at each switching of high-gain "on" to high-gain "off".
So I tried to get a maybe technical answer or an answer by someone who has greater -maybe professional- listening experience than I have.
A good friend of mine is amp and lousdpeaker manufacturer (in Germany: WBE Audio).
When he listens to speakers for the first time in his living room, he can say after a few minutes exactly where the problems lie.
Here at my home, some 25 years ago, he listend for the first time to a pair of TANNOY System 1200 speakers:
He said "great sound, but a little irregularity around 1.6 kHz".
We measured the speaker, and found at 1.65 kHz an imedance high.
After linearising this with an L-C-R the System 1200 sounded clearly better.
So I do hope to get a hint concerning the use of high-gain with the IHA-8....
I am not sure if I will sort it out exactly, as for a true comparison the volume output should be exactly the same.
And that seems to me quite difficult to quickly find the precise level at each switching of high-gain "on" to high-gain "off".
So I tried to get a maybe technical answer or an answer by someone who has greater -maybe professional- listening experience than I have.
A good friend of mine is amp and lousdpeaker manufacturer (in Germany: WBE Audio).
When he listens to speakers for the first time in his living room, he can say after a few minutes exactly where the problems lie.
Here at my home, some 25 years ago, he listend for the first time to a pair of TANNOY System 1200 speakers:
He said "great sound, but a little irregularity around 1.6 kHz".
We measured the speaker, and found at 1.65 kHz an imedance high.
After linearising this with an L-C-R the System 1200 sounded clearly better.
So I do hope to get a hint concerning the use of high-gain with the IHA-8....