If "each tweak adds to the effect of prior tweaks"...
beware, they might not, when taken as a whole,
be contributing to better sound.
For example, have you ever subtracted some HFTs that were too close together (horizontally or vertically) only to hear an improvement? Or, replaced or subtracted vibration control products,
and concluded that "less is better?"
I like to pause, periodically, and evaluate the changes, just to "keep myself honest." I would give more weight to experimentation,
than addition, in our quest for better sound. Anyone agree?
beware, they might not, when taken as a whole,
be contributing to better sound.
For example, have you ever subtracted some HFTs that were too close together (horizontally or vertically) only to hear an improvement? Or, replaced or subtracted vibration control products,
and concluded that "less is better?"
I like to pause, periodically, and evaluate the changes, just to "keep myself honest." I would give more weight to experimentation,
than addition, in our quest for better sound. Anyone agree?