Your system must be very revealing, congrats.
McIntosh has remote balance via it’s remote.
The Chase Unit is indispensable to me just because of it’s Remote Balance.
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My system is very revealing. Proper Imaging is very important to me,
Centered single listener: a few quick tweaks on it’s Remote Balance (could be track to track on compilation albums, like Best of Sade the other night), can be CDs/LPs/Tapes, any source can be slightly off (engineers don't always get it right), or, your system might be very slightly off for any number of reasons, or your hearing l/r might be off, temporarily or permanently, some frequencies, or all.
I alter toe-in for two off-center listeners, and both get decent imaging. My friend’s homes, spikes, no easy movement, sit off center, goodbye decent imaging.
https://www.audiogon.com/systems/11516
None of my friends, experienced listeners, can detect it. Optional use via a tape loop is best for purists, but I always want it in-line.
It’s mostly done in a single Philips Processor, and virtually noise free.


