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2nd November 2008, 07:15 AM
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My opinion is that this means they emphasise the mid-bass to mid-range in some fashion. That is, they colour the sound as a part of the reproduction. Not, in itself, a bad thing when it comes to listening. But I prefer it in a concert hall, rather than in a home environment, where I am looking for reproduction (not production).
But, as I said, my opinion.
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