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RE: Any experience of smooth sounding XLRs

Posted by beppe61 (A) on August 4, 2014 at 22:53:29

In Reply to: RE: Any experience of smooth sounding XLRs posted by Rob_Jones on August 4, 2014 at 11:57:02:

Hi and thank you very much again for the very helpful advice
I tried the clapping as you suggest and i heard some kind of reverb
The walls are completely bare actually.
Then i put a ply of toilet paper on each tweeter and seems to work.

Elaborating a little bit it is always this damned midrange that creates me some problems
The voices tend to be thin, flat and hard during sound peaks
I read a lot on solid core cables ... someone thinks of those as the only very musical cables (and also litz) mentioning a so called inter-strand distortion for the multi-stranded cables.
Also for internal wiring of equipment they swear for solid core to be the better option.
The Klotz i am using are already decent quality from what i read.
I think that ICs are more important that speaker wires.
I have found the one in the link ... already a little expensive.
But they are very well reviewed.
Thanks a lot again.







Kind regards,
bg

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