My thought is the vocabulary describing audio, not too mention music, can be frustratingly imprecise. Also sound quality can be very subjective based on our hearing, or lack thereof, and other factors. Our experiences, especially for someone just starting out, may not give us the knowledge or the vocabulary to express the sound we have or the improvements we are after. I think the best one can do is provide our own experiences and hopefully the OP will take those to heart but even better be inspired to go out and do some listening of their own.
Too Many Forums asking about how to improve ones system, etc.
I have been reading so many forum posts lately that are asking for advice on improving ones system. They ask about amps, preamps, speakers, cables, etc., but the person asking for information does not state what improvements they are looking for. Recently one person said he did not hear a difference with a particular product but others did. Well that seems useless to me as I don't know what the other people were hearing with a product that I am familiar with to know how to provide advice. There are many ways to improve ones system but we need more information to narrow down the advice otherwise you will get too many suggestions from cabling to amps, preamps, etc. You can improve a component by replacing a few resistors but each of those has a sound so I cannot recommend something if I don't know what exactly you are looking to improve.
Thoughts????
Thoughts????
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