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17th October 2004, 01:55 PM
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Dramatic Improvement for Advents
The sound of the old Large, and Small Advents can be dramatically improved by the response shaping network shown here: http://www.arsenal.net/dc/dcboard.ph...g_id=377&page=
A person who tried it says: http://www.arsenal.net/dc/dcboard.ph...g_id=399&page= "Pretty amazing results. I found an improved soundstage, less harshness and stridency, more delicate reproduction, and the speakers do seem to disappear." |
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