JJZolx;239906 Wrote: 
> If you want to increase the brightness then get something really
> inexpensive, no tubes in the output stage, and preferably 10 or more
> years old.  That was a prominent quality of early DACs and a quality
> that *all* modern DACs strive to avoid.  Most people generally don't
> like brightness in a source component, as it leads to listening fatigue
> (when it can be tolerated at all).
> 
> I'd also consider looking elsewhere in improving your system.  It
> sounds like you know that it's missing something, but maybe you can't
> put your finger on it.  Maybe you want more detail (not the same as
> brightness) or less warmth in the midrange or more punchiness in the
> bass.  If you really want to tip up the top end, the surest way is
> through different speakers.

Thanks for the feedback. I think what I mean by brightness is that the
SB3 sounds a bit muted (even flat) to me. I am not looking to introduce
any artificial attributes to the sound. Perhaps it is more detail and
slightly less warmth then.

I absolutely love the speaks and amp so am not gong to make a change
there.


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cgull

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