I’m not, so fuck off !
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No!
If this isn’t some AI bot, this poor guy is gonna wonder what the fuck he’s signed up for!
Come on Reg, defend yourself
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Plucky Reginald?
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At least it nearly rhymes
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Hey ! …a new pie on the pie thread …!
Needs an urban dictionary definition.
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Reg decided the best way to shift his Musical fidelity was to hype it on an audio forum. Might have had more joy on https://theflooringforum.com/
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Can you give me an example of a piece of music, that fits that criteria?
20hz and 2khz at the same level in music, not test tones.
Okay it’s not really music😉
Listen to the release Infrasonic Addictions by Bassotronics on Qobuz Open Qobuz
Monitored from where I sit..
??? A 25db peak at 21hz relative to 1khz??
Yup. It’s for bassheads I guess.
They probably don’t think there’s a flat to 20Hz system out there.
I was asking for a piece of music, relating to the question, of recorded levels of 20hz and 2khz being equal.
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ftfy
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On your system it probably would be😉
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I still have my P140s though I haven’t used them in a while. The magic went when I sold the EAR834L that I partnered them with. It was one of those combinations that just worked.
Why does that matter? The system should be able to reproduce whatever level is on the media, if a piece of music has a bass tone of 25hz that’s recorded -6db, I don’t want a speaker that actually plays it at -12db, that’s not helpful.
Plenty of organ music has stuff extending into that range, and as a fan of minimalist techno, there’s often deep bass energy that I want to hear at the level intended, not ramped down.
I guess that’s what subs are for though
Becasue in a blind listening test you couldn’t hear the difference?