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Nitrogen Dioxide? Are you sure?Originally posted by wadia-miester
I usually find by adding NO2 to the output stage of the B/C, the increase in speed is most noticable

Nitrogen Dioxide? Are you sure?Originally posted by wadia-miester
I usually find by adding NO2 to the output stage of the B/C, the increase in speed is most noticable
Originally posted by themadhippy
i find playing my lp's at 78 instead of 33 makes the system sound rather fast,with cd's and cassettes i can acheve a simaler effect by holding down the ff and play buttons
Originally posted by Paul Duerden
It's fascinating isn't it? The truth is that some components do sound fast and some don't, I always found a good Linn deck for instance very taut and quick, while a Pink Triangle would sound slower and less purposeful
Originally posted by dominicT
Clearly this is a very subjective area but pretty much everyone that I have spoken to including people like Walrus in London think that it is the other way round ie that the Linn was ponderous in comparison to the Pink Triangle(also in comparison to the Gyro and Rock) although most were commenting on the bass performance, but to my ears it is the bass performance that can influence slow/fast.