Removal of plug/wall outlet - hard connection ?

Carl109, generally when somebody mentions something like bass notes have gained another full octave, some-to-many of us assume that what they are describing is existing and unchanged bass notes already embedded in the medium have become more well-defined during playback and therefore, as in this case, seem to sound deeper, tighter, and perhaps a bit more accurate.

Hence, explanations such as yours or mine here are usually not necessary. In fact, I would think it extremely unusual for a reader to interpret that statement the way you apparently did.

-IMO

Stehno, I know what you're saying. It's just that I interpreted the statement about "gaining another octave" as per the English language (ie 12 semitomes below the original note).
I've been a bassist for 20 years and my wife has a B.Mus Degree, so I get a little tired of a small number of A'goner's who use confused terminology when glowingly describing system sound or improvements.
If we just describe what we hear (for example, "bass notes gained more definition" or "lower frequencies gained strength and prominence") then everyone will be able to imagine what the writer is describing.

I should also be able to spell "semitones"! Lucky I'm a better bass player than I am typist...

After creating my own dual plug for my PCs I just found this site http://www.bogdanaudio.com/, where they manufacture a PC called SPIRIT DH with 2 plugs. Man, I wish I got this before reinventing the wheel, wasting my time and effort while I could be enjoying my playback system. Hopefully, many more manufacturers will catch on to this.
And, Carl109, Thank you for the corrections and I hope you will keep your good work up since I am not sure how many of us may be equipped qs you are. And yes I am trying to find a Music Dictionary as you suggested, which will help me post info about my upcoming experiments using 4 pcs of mono amps instead of 2 pcs, these will deliver 1.2 KW each.
thx terry

Terryakhan, please don't think I was trying to be insulting, as I wasn't. It's just that our descriptions of the sound of our systems (or any changes) are the only way for us to learn from each other; we obviously can't hear each other's systems.
That's why I'm a bit touchy when it comes to terminology on these threads, as terms are sometimes used which confuse rather than clarify.
Just don't get electrocuted!