Agreed. It was perfectly clear you made a false statement, contradicted yourself and then tried to deflect.because what i said is what i said, and it's perfectly clear.
How is that a different factor? Either there is no discernible switching noise coming through the ac mains or it’s user error (putting the sound system on an inappropriate circuit).switching noise coming through the ac mains.
Try to remember that! However the ns10 mid/high freq problem was only an issue with the very first version of the ns10m, which was discontinued around 40 years ago and there are hardly any left, what’s the sample size of that, n=? And you didn’t provide any examples of tube amps not producing audible bass, so that’s n=0. Well done, really useful science!!your experience is a sample of n=1, hardly useful science.
Ah, deflection, more really useful science. Your the one who said you enjoyed Ella recordings without audible bass, isn’t that “hugely lower fidelity”?no. what an odd question.
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