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The silence is where it is at though. Even doing 100km/h and you hit some fresh tarmac...and just silence... -
That's one of the reasons why I take those measurements with a grain of salt, you need to trip the drivers up before they show their true colors. I remember when Tyll did his first electrostatic amp comparison and asked me for advise as there just wasn't a lot of difference to him. I simply told him to turn up the volume with more demanding material and that sorts the out right quick. It's not that the differences wouldn't be there lower down but they are harder to discern.
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You can always add a fake sound module to your electric. Some manufacturers are doing that already for explosion engines, so unless the silence becomes trendy...
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