DVDdoug
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There is a difference between production and reproduction. Guitar amplifiers are designed to distort/saturate in a "pleasing way" when driven hard. But you wouldn't want the to play your music through a guitar amp. Similarly, "exciter" effects are typically used during production.
A "high fidelity" reproduction system is supposed to accurately reproduce the recording. Or at least be capable of accuracy. The listener may want to "enhance" the sound.
P.S.
Dan Clark says headphones with distortion are sometimes described as having "more detail". And he says something about bass distortion giving the impression of stronger bass.
A "high fidelity" reproduction system is supposed to accurately reproduce the recording. Or at least be capable of accuracy. The listener may want to "enhance" the sound.
P.S.
Dan Clark says headphones with distortion are sometimes described as having "more detail". And he says something about bass distortion giving the impression of stronger bass.
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