according to the snobs, who will soon reply, it is because you are uneducatedI have now experience with 3 real vintage amps, one not being mine and despite not being in mint condtion they all sound good, Why?
Why does vintage hifi sound so good realtive to new hifi for the same price (used vs new)
Yeah - I notice that too in general. Quality beefy linear power supplies plus class A/AB topologies vs often cheap noisy insufficiently-filterred switching power supplies and insufficiently-filtered class D amp?
You didn’t mention make and model? Care to divulge?
And while you are at it, I suppose the All Amps Sound The Same crowd will be asking, If they all sound the same, why wouldn't they sound good?according to the snobs, who will soon reply, it is because you are uneducated
just dont worry about the whys. Keep it running and laugh privately at the snobs who are forever in turmoil, never to know peace.
I have now experience with 3 real vintage amps, one not being mine and despite not being in mint condtion they all sound good, Why?
This is a big disadvantage to vintage. I wasn’t cussing, but I can’t seem to win for trying with my Lafayette receiver.unless you are a tech or know one you will be cussin more than listening. I found 3 vintage units last month and they all need to go to the hospital
but vintage audio is a niche hobby and unless you are a tech or know one you will be cussin more than listening.