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RE: How can you get a darker sound on a series 10g

Author: Mark Charette
Date: 1999-09-23 16:44

David Blumberg wrote:
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I really doubt that Gigliotti the designer of the 10G ever intended it to sound brighter then say a Buffet
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Then he must have done it by accident - it is provably "brighter" than a Buffet if you look at the bandpass characteristics. I'd like to think Gigliotti did it on purpose - or he'd have used a different instrument as a starting point.

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