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Re: What problem does that fix? [message #948 is a reply to message #947] Tue, 12 October 2004 13:59 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
FredT is currently offline  FredT
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Some believe panel resonances translate to vibration, which could compromise the player's ability to accurately reproduce low-level detail. For example, Marantz used to offer the standard CD67 player and an upgrade version, the CD67-SE. In additon to better quality caps in the audio section, the CD67-SE had a double bottom chassis plus a cross brace over the top for vibration control. But you may be correct, in which case I am the one with a loose screw, having frittered away three whole dollars of my hard earned money.

 
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