11-Oct-2016, 19:52
(11-Oct-2016, 16:10)jfp Wrote: What you can say about D is a lack of deep stage and holographic stereo image. Although this could be due to the speakers. Hard to say.
I and many others would quote quiet the opposite of that. My D200 is as holographic as I can think of. Never heard an amp performing better on holographics.
If depth of stage and holographic is not to your fulfillment it may be due to the position of your speakers but mostly due to area behind/between your speakers.
If you have any kind of glass/mirror positioned behind/between your speakers (quiet a few will have a TVscreen) where the soundstage should be and you have lots of electromagnetic smog in your listening room you won't get an adequately mapping of the soundstage. If there is any glass you can move around, try to pull it to another room. I bet you will be much surpriced by the result of the better holographic stereo image you get. And if you can not move the glass use some of the tuning equipment for glass on the market to scale down the bad effects it has.
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