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    Default Could current response rate affect the sound?

    People believe that there is an effect on sound when you change the power supply/ power cord.
    But did someone ever try to change the current response rate? And what's the result?

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    http://www.theaudiocritic.com/downloads/article_1.pdf

    http://www.ethanwiner.com/myths.html

    and this just to show teh amount of stupidity and ignorance the world has to deal with

    http://www.ilikejam.org/blog/audio/audiophile.html

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    Maybe people do not often use the term "current response rate".
    Just forget it.
    And here is what I'm thinking:
    Someone said that the video and audio gear would perform differently when using different isolation transformers, such as toroidal transformer, R-core transformer and laminated EI transformer.
    But why are there such differences? And what are the differences?

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