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| Gear interested Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: paris²
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| LA2A and 1176 bandwidth!! I was wondering If some LA2A or 1176 old version users have tried to measure the bandwidth of their machine!!! The LA2A , old or new is given +- 0,1db 30 to 15 Khz. and on another page of UA website , +- 1db 30 to 15 Khz. What about the curve from 15k to 20Khz!! or more!! If some owners would be interested to have a look to their machine and give some values of the curve. It seems that the curve on my LA2A is not flat but it makes it sound good on some stuff!!! What about your machine?? When you find a machine warm or harsh, do you try to give a look at the bandwidth to confirm what you hear? ( with an oscillator !!!) Waiting for your comments! bye |
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