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<blockquote data-quote="squeak9798" data-source="post: 3220021" data-attributes="member: 555320">Or maybe the fact that you essentially said &quot;all amps/power are the same except for onboard processing&quot; which is absolutely not the case as evidenced by the few brief examples I listed.I don&#039;t see why that would be.Many amplifiers offer wonderful built-in processing abilities diminishing the need for additional outboard components.I would have to again disagree that that is the only way to build an audibly indistinguishable amplifier.That statement, taken literally, is correct.If it was stated to imply that an amplifier with no on-board processing, &quot;1% tolerance components and on mil-spec PCB&#039;s&quot; will automatically &quot;sound better&quot; or even different then I think the personality traits you identified are primarily fitting for those who actually believe that statement.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="squeak9798, post: 3220021, member: 555320"] Or maybe the fact that you essentially said "all amps/power are the same except for onboard processing" which is absolutely not the case as evidenced by the few brief examples I listed. I don't see why that would be. Many amplifiers offer wonderful built-in processing abilities diminishing the need for additional outboard components. I would have to again disagree that that is the [I]only[/I] way to build an audibly indistinguishable amplifier. That statement, taken literally, is correct. If it was stated to imply that an amplifier with no on-board processing, "1% tolerance components and on mil-spec PCB's" will automatically "sound better" or even different then I think the personality traits you identified are primarily fitting for those who actually believe that statement. [/QUOTE]

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