opaqueice;339295 Wrote: > Well, first you should pass a level-matched blind test to make sure > you're not imagining things. If you can reliably distinguish AND you > prefer the Kora blind, it most likely means that you're hearing the > distortion (1% might be audible) and that you like the sound of music > with 1% harmonic distortion added. > > That's fine, it's your choice - but personally I'd prefer to hear > something closer to what the sound engineer heard when she mastered the > recording.That's exactly the point in which you're wrong : what makes YOU > think that the figures mean the NAD is closer to the original signal than the Kora ? These are only three figures. Do you _seriously_ believe a signal is objectively closer to the studio when [EMAIL PROTECTED], S/N ratio and frequency response are flat ? Are you _so_sure_ that there are no other figures involved ? I really wonder how you can assure yourself that these figures are enough. :)
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