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Old 11-14-2019, 12:14 PM
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If there is one of the 3 that will have a more distinctive sound at normal sound levels its the 803 which only shares the tweeter. The difference in midrange tonality should be perceivable at any volume given that its the range which is most sensitive to human hearing. Personally, to my ear, the 803d3 sounds significantly better than the previous 802d everywhere in the spectrum regardless of sound level due mostly to the improved midrange. It sounds noticeably more musical, less analytical and has better soundstage.
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