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  Why does my system sound better??
I unplugged my stereo to change back to my old speakers. Old speakers sounded better than I remembered. I unplugged stereo again and put back original pair and they sounded better than I remembered. This is not a scientific. My question is by turning off ones stereo system do you degauss the power cables in some way. I have a PS 1000 power plant but it does not have the degauss software. I do leave my stereo on all the time. Mike
Blueranger  (Threads | Answers | This Thread)

09-18-05
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09-18-05   Who knows, could be that it'll sound better unplugged all t ...   Mt10425

09-18-05   Mt10425 is a funny guy. maybe the reconnection process got r ...   Avguygeorge

09-18-05   I think the answer here might be that after components are o ...   Phd

09-18-05   Probably your imagination.   Timrhu

09-19-05   this is quite possibly true! new speakers sounded better ...   Zargon

09-19-05   When cold some power amps boost the bias until they warm up ...   Rockvirgo

09-19-05   I'll second both timrhu and zargon's hypothesis.   Hbarrel

09-19-05   I have noticed osmething like this many times myself- usuall ...   Honest1

09-19-05   I have noticed this also. my opinion is that the overall gro ...   Blueswan

09-19-05   My 2 guesses which i wouldn't value at more than 2 cents (th ...   Robm321

09-19-05   I agree with phd, my second best guess is the listener has ...   Albertporter

09-19-05   I assume you had two beers in the process of testing speaker ...   Douglas_schroeder

09-22-05: Drew_eckhardt
1. Placement has a _huge_ effect on what you hear. Inches matter. If you didn't mark your old speaker location with tape, match up the spike holes, etc. they're in a different location.

2. Your hearing adjusts to consider what it hears on a regular basis as "accurate." Without listening to enough live music "accurate" isn't. Changes from this can be good or bad.

3. Expectation bias could have changed your impression of your new speakers.

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10-01-05   I used to leave my pretty good system on all the time becaus ...   Hermanvis


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