And so it came to pass, on 08-06-96 23:25,
   that Bonnie Goodwin spake unto Paul Wilson:
 >> I am just the opposite...er...that is.. I am interested in getting
 >> sonic  accuracy and proper inaging at the lowest possible THD. I
 >> went through that BOOM phase about three years ago. BTW do you know
 >> how to start an echo? Just curious. TTYL
 BG>  I'm glad you outgrew the Boom stage and are now interested in
 BG> sonic accuracy. With the disco and rap having been very popular,
 BG> bass has become far more important musically than it had been
 BG> before that. Tight bass can be an exciting thing, so more must be
 BG> better, right? Even Reba McIntire's  live show had subwoofers so
 BG> potent that it would have made a rap concert envious. Guess it is a
 BG> fact of life. No one wants to use subwoofers with a little taste,
 BG> just run them full out all of the time.
Heck, deep, solid bass hasa ALWAYS been important.  Try playing a Sony or 
Windham-Hill recording of "1812 Overture" over a system with insufficient 
subs - it tends to lose a little something in the translation.  A system that 
*properly* reproduces the full dynamic range of that cannon blast should be 
able to blow the windows out of the car! >:)
IKEA ... Swedish for "particle board."
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