cmsajith
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How about changing the artist if we dont like the sound signature of our setup instead of spending a lot in cables and other accessories..
How about changing the artist if we dont like the sound signature of our setup instead of spending a lot in cables and other accessories..
How about changing the artist if we dont like the sound signature of our setup instead of spending a lot in cables and other accessories..
How about modding our ear's FR response... :lol:
Maybe active frequency response module added to ears which like active suspension in cars can adopt to the sound produced ::yahoo:
Adaptiv-H.E.A.R by BOSE... :lol:
How about changing the artist if we dont like the sound signature of our setup instead of spending a lot in cables and other accessories..
i for one am not in favor of making the tail wag the dog...
How about changing the stimulas?
Like from water to whiskey? (water of life?)
You will start hearing unheard thins post some pegs!!!
it works.
Kailash Kher's recordings are much better than Himesh Reshamiya?Reshamiya has to much emphasis on highs and lows with poor mids. so like my system with Kailash kher but i don't like it with himesh although i like the music given by him(sometimes)
By that standard I guess "country liquor" can improve bad recordings also :lol:
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND TYPE OF MUSIC
No!How about changing the artist if we dont like the sound signature of our setup instead of spending a lot in cables and other accessories..
However, my 2 cents in this aspect is that when a system that does full justice to western classical is asked to play all genres, it is able to do so fairly well within reasonable limits to even excelling in the various genres.
Regards
My observation is exactly the same ! A system needs to be stark neutral, full bandwidth with extended dynamics to do justice to western classical.