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How do you get your hi-fi to play music with emotion?
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<blockquote data-quote="DeonC" data-source="post: 1085019" data-attributes="member: 1210"><p>I'd say no.1: <strong>Find what tweaks your buttons in music, and find a system that excels in those areas</strong>. I have had intense musical experiences with my dad's old Pioneer receiver and speakers. It had 2% distortion, as per the manual (!), and it audibly hissed when music was not playing, but it had awesome bass (I am a basshead), and it could play loud (I love playing loud, concert levels or better). I LOVED that thing. Even took it with to varsity (and managed to crack a window in a double room I was sharing). So, to my way of thinking, find out what tweaks your buttons, what makes you enjoy listening to music, and find a system that excels in those areas. That is also where a good dealer comes into play. Just my :2c:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DeonC, post: 1085019, member: 1210"] I'd say no.1: [b]Find what tweaks your buttons in music, and find a system that excels in those areas[/b]. I have had intense musical experiences with my dad's old Pioneer receiver and speakers. It had 2% distortion, as per the manual (!), and it audibly hissed when music was not playing, but it had awesome bass (I am a basshead), and it could play loud (I love playing loud, concert levels or better). I LOVED that thing. Even took it with to varsity (and managed to crack a window in a double room I was sharing). So, to my way of thinking, find out what tweaks your buttons, what makes you enjoy listening to music, and find a system that excels in those areas. That is also where a good dealer comes into play. Just my :2c: [/QUOTE]
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How do you get your hi-fi to play music with emotion?
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