OK. Gang
While auditioning the Sony 4es yesterday vs the 45, They couldn't get any sound from the 45, so I went back and forth between the 47 and the 4es. The 47 definitely had a clearer sound but the Sony held it's own.
BUT, I finally got the 45 working (signal select was on analog) and it blew me out when it came on. The low end punch couldn't be matched by the 47 or the Sony. All receivers were confirmed in the "Direct" mode, no tone or Mcacc on. All receivers volume were as close as I could get (-6 on the 45 and the 47)
I brough in my own music. quite a variety of western swing, modern country, Nora Jones, Acoustic Alchemy, etc.
Can anyone explain the obvious better punch factor on the 45 over the 47?
bob
While auditioning the Sony 4es yesterday vs the 45, They couldn't get any sound from the 45, so I went back and forth between the 47 and the 4es. The 47 definitely had a clearer sound but the Sony held it's own.
BUT, I finally got the 45 working (signal select was on analog) and it blew me out when it came on. The low end punch couldn't be matched by the 47 or the Sony. All receivers were confirmed in the "Direct" mode, no tone or Mcacc on. All receivers volume were as close as I could get (-6 on the 45 and the 47)
I brough in my own music. quite a variety of western swing, modern country, Nora Jones, Acoustic Alchemy, etc.
Can anyone explain the obvious better punch factor on the 45 over the 47?
bob