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Brightness Differences Between Daytime and Evening

Hey everybody, I've just noticed something really logical but shocking today! My system is really bright during the daytime, but from around 7 and on it is so smooth and relaxing.. This is an AC problem I am guessing. It seems to be the only variable that changes, so that must be it. Another variable is ME, my mood during the day is different. I'm less relaxed and I've got more stuff running around in my brain. Just wanted to know what you think: Is it more ME or the AC that is contributing to the brightness during daytime hours. Let the games begin!
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lazarus28
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well, of course it'll be brighter in the daytime .. . .the sun'll be up!
j_k
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The other costly alternative is to get a Burmester line conditioner. It goes for about $6K, but it is their most sought after product (over their other gear). I was blown away when I borrowed one for a weekend... I also live in an area with pretty "dirty" power.
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docwarnock
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Does the sound get darker if you listen with your eyes closed?
garfish
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Sean said it very well. My experience exactly, and I know my in home voltage is lower during the day than late at night. Prime listening time for me starts about 11 PM, but mid-night to 1 AM is best and music quality is the difference between night and day;>)-- can't stay awake beyond that. Cheers. Craig
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albertporter
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When a man asked which was more important, the Sun or the Moon, the audio fool answered, "The Moon."

"Why do you say the Moon?" the man queried.

The audio fool replied, "The Moon always provides light at night when it is needed."
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