Higher ambient temperature equals high amplifier temperature, equals high bias current, equals smoother sound.
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Also the ears are warmer.
Older ears with more hair - traps more moisture particles which will sweeten the vibrations reaching the drum muscles - which in turn may be more relaxed.
Along with neck and head muscle being less temperature stressed allowing neurological activity to connect quicker.
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Just close all the curtains. Even better than all the physics which i donāt understand, just let my ears do the talking
Yep. Iām glad you mentioned it. I did notice this 2 years ago and ever since. Better sound stage definition and tone.
Being an engineer, I looked into the physics / fluid mechanics and of course temp, pressure, humidity do play a role in sound propagation but they have a tiny effect in the ranges we see and yet ā¦ā¦. Perhaps our ears / brain are better measuring devices than we realise.
It is not entirely unknown, Linn engineers already know about this, and it factors in the Linn Space Optimisation.
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