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<blockquote data-quote="blue" data-source="post: 1732354" data-attributes="member: 562889">Yeah .... It is a bold statement , but the difference is VERY , VERY bold too.&nbsp; My own word to describe the difference would be &quot; shocking &quot; ....The reasons would be simple .... The Clarion was designed and built without comprimise anywhere .... from the amp sized stand alone power supply , to the copper chassis , silver plated VERY nice RCA leads , heavy construction , better electronics with tighter tolerance parts , ect .....&nbsp;&nbsp; The Eclipse was NOT built with those things in mind. It really is that simple.EVERY piece of electronic gear is designed with very specific operating tolerances to produce it&#039;s ideal sound of musicality , or better put it , to simply pass the signal without changing it&#039;s integrity .....Now , the parts used in that process are not perfectly fixed static. They all have varying tolerances. Better components will have MUCH less variabls in their tolerances , and therefore will come MUCH closer to lining up with the original design of intention that works towards changing the signal as little as possible.THIS is why EVERYTHING in the world of audio has it&#039;s own individual sound , no matter what the people standing in the name of ignorance or denial , who say there is no difference in the sound of amps , cd players , ect say ....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="blue, post: 1732354, member: 562889"] Yeah .... It is a bold statement , but the difference is VERY , VERY bold too. My own word to describe the difference would be " shocking " .... The reasons would be simple .... The Clarion was designed and built without comprimise anywhere .... from the amp sized stand alone power supply , to the copper chassis , silver plated VERY nice RCA leads , heavy construction , better electronics with tighter tolerance parts , ect ..... The Eclipse was NOT built with those things in mind. It really is that simple. EVERY piece of electronic gear is designed with very specific operating tolerances to produce it's ideal sound of musicality , or better put it , to simply pass the signal without changing it's integrity ..... Now , the parts used in that process are not perfectly fixed static. They all have varying tolerances. Better components will have MUCH less variabls in their tolerances , and therefore will come MUCH closer to lining up with the original design of intention that works towards changing the signal as little as possible. THIS is why EVERYTHING in the world of audio has it's own individual sound , no matter what the people standing in the name of ignorance or denial , who say there is no difference in the sound of amps , cd players , ect say .... [/QUOTE]

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