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Old 02-20-2004, 05:56 PM   #2 of 3
Travis Cain
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It'll make a difference if you're looking at a SPL meter and step through each frequency in 1hz steps.. It's highly unlikely you'd notice any difference in that small of a variation during actual listening..

That's just my opinion.. Some people have very critical ears and may claim they can hear a difference..

It's kinda like a drag racer.. You can plop one out on the track and it's gonna kick butt.. But we all know they don't just do that.. They tweak all the little details based on temperature, altitude, blah blah to get the absolute maximum/optimum performance.. Do you think your average driver could tell the difference between before/after the tweaking? Unlikely.. But an experienced drag racer of 10 years probably could..

So it really boils down to your ears..
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