BarKohba
Established Member
Hello,
My question is rather simple - does the Pure Direct from Yamaha's amps/receivers make any difference?
From what I've read, it's basically something that can be found under other names on different brands, and all it does is turn off the amp screeen almost all the time, and bypass the tone and loudness controls. How this is supposed to make the sound better?
I'm very intrigued, however, by one thing. On my Yamaha 803d Receiver, the amplification frequency range is 20hz-20khz standard. However, the manual specifies that when Pure Direct is ON, the frequency range expands to 10hz-100khz.
So what's the best thing to do here ? Keep it on? Anyone else has experience with it? Does it REALLY make a difference?
My question is rather simple - does the Pure Direct from Yamaha's amps/receivers make any difference?
From what I've read, it's basically something that can be found under other names on different brands, and all it does is turn off the amp screeen almost all the time, and bypass the tone and loudness controls. How this is supposed to make the sound better?
I'm very intrigued, however, by one thing. On my Yamaha 803d Receiver, the amplification frequency range is 20hz-20khz standard. However, the manual specifies that when Pure Direct is ON, the frequency range expands to 10hz-100khz.
So what's the best thing to do here ? Keep it on? Anyone else has experience with it? Does it REALLY make a difference?