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In Reply to: Tell us about experiencing a "speaker nightmare" (really bad sound) at someone else's home posted by Richard BassNut Greene on March 3, 2007 at 09:09:18:
along with the bass module. I tried the "Kyrie" from the old Davis recording of Mozart's Requiem, which I expected would reveal some prominent faults--and it did. Most god-awful harsh choral sound!But really, I can't think of any real unpleasant audio in someone's home--I've heard some pretty low class systems but they haven't been unpleasant. Some cousins had an old big box player with very mushy, indistinct sound, but it wasn't harsh and would be OK for background music. Take an EQ, cut off all the bass and put in a big wide dip centred around 2K and cut off all highs above about 4-5K and you can get your speakers to sound like that, too!
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