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Where does fatique come from?

I've heard systems in the past (also owned them ) that would fatique your ears after a certain amount of time. Always thought this was the speakers fault. Is this right? or a combination of Speakers, Receivers, Cd players, Etc. How much do you have to spend to get over the fatique factor, or is just personal to each person?
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shadorne
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too many mistresses....
garebear
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Reading all the spelling and grammer mistakes ( including my own ) here on Audiogon
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Stop fatiguing yourself!
apachef1
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My experience is from the tweeters. I recently did a crossover rebuild to a vintage pair of speaker and used a high quality capacitor and resistors (Duelund). Also upgraded to a soft dome tweeter replacement and the fatigue were gone.

I can listen at normal levels for hours with pleasure.

Might explain why magnepans are easy on the ears-very clean and clear highs?
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Shouldn't that be "all of the spelling and grammar mistakes" ?????
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