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From: schamberlain@wateng.UUCP (Ray Chau)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Correct Sound?
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Date: Wed, 4-Apr-84 15:51:47 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr  4 15:51:47 1984
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The current dilemma as to why better technolgy sounds worse and rationalizing
that people like listening to distortion is akin to the one between 
active speakers sounding worse as a result of revealing in adequacies of
in the analog chain.

Finally, a note about distortion. In communication theory, the single
most beneficial reduction in distortion for a chain of amplification
is to improve the first section.

Ray
SiDev Group
University of Waterloo