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29th August 2004, 10:17 PM
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Awful amplifier sound, what is it?
When I listen to music at almost any level with my fairly cheap amplifier, every time there is a bass sound all the mid and high frequencies are attenuated by at least half. How come this can occur at any volume level, do I just have a very low quality transistor amplifier? can't it distribute the power properly across the frequency spectrum? It is a run-of-the-mill hitatchi tuner amplifier from a long time back.
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