I was reading some reviews of old amps on What Hi Fi and they described a Cyrus on as "fast, articulate and agile". What does that mean exactly?
It implies that some element of timing is in play but surely with an analogue amp, the output signal is pretty much instantaneous to the input signal?
How would such things show up in measurements?
Or is it actually a pscyhoacoustic effect related to maybe the low frequencies that are used in the rhythm section of pop music - bass and drum kicks?
Or a load of waffle?...
It implies that some element of timing is in play but surely with an analogue amp, the output signal is pretty much instantaneous to the input signal?
How would such things show up in measurements?
Or is it actually a pscyhoacoustic effect related to maybe the low frequencies that are used in the rhythm section of pop music - bass and drum kicks?
Or a load of waffle?...