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akhilesh is currently offline  akhilesh
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Thanx for your post, John. I was mainly curious to see if the dreaded negative feedback is as bad asit iscrackedup to be by SETophiles, and i have to say, it is really a tradeoff, it has some good and some bad. Same thing with tube versus solid state rectifcation.

I agree completely that so much of our impressions are internally driven (or subject to sonic interference even) that it is more like appreciating different paintings, rather than admiring engineering artifacts.

-akhilesh

 
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