"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Keith G wrote:
I played a record last night (Vangelis 'The City') with different
amplifiers, one after the other in the same system. The difference in
'depth' between the sound from my SET and the same tracks on my PP valve
amps was quite surprising!

The point is, the whole system is built to 'fool the ear' (into
believing you are 'there,' if nowt else) so I say if it works, then so
much the better.

Well, if you could isolate what's causing this apparently pleasant effect,
I'd say there would be a great deal of money to be made from it.


Ex poster Pinkerton used to claim it was internal reverb. caused by the
Miller Effect or somesuch:

From the Wiki: "The Miller effect was named after John Milton Miller.[1]
When Miller published his work in 1920, he was working on vacuum tube
triodes, however the same theory applies to more modern devices such as
bipolar and MOS transistors."

Me? No idea - I think it's some sort of *triode magic*....

;-)