Azazello,
It was not made clear in my post but I have been a SET owner for 9 years. You state that you're more "extreme" than I am. I suppose you have a point given that I just believe every topology has strengths and weaknesses. There are compromises if one chooses SET and I accept this reality. The positive attributes far outweigh these compromises in the overall scheme of things. The dominant attraction for me is the purity of tone and virtual absence of the pervasive electronic or Hifi sonic characteristic I hear with other alternatives. This sheer naturalness is a necessity for me now that I've been exposed to it. This elevates the level of realism significantly.
Charles
It was not made clear in my post but I have been a SET owner for 9 years. You state that you're more "extreme" than I am. I suppose you have a point given that I just believe every topology has strengths and weaknesses. There are compromises if one chooses SET and I accept this reality. The positive attributes far outweigh these compromises in the overall scheme of things. The dominant attraction for me is the purity of tone and virtual absence of the pervasive electronic or Hifi sonic characteristic I hear with other alternatives. This sheer naturalness is a necessity for me now that I've been exposed to it. This elevates the level of realism significantly.
Charles