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In Reply to: There's a tremendous posted by unclestu on January 11, 2015 at 14:48:39:
"Do I want a boom box mix in my listening room: not really."
Neither do I and that's why I don't play those type recordings.
So am I to understand that the tweaks you do on your system will make a boom box mix sound good while at the same time preserve a good mix?
How does that work?
Tre'
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- RE: There's a tremendous - Tre' 15:43:53 01/11/15 (5)
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- RE: You have a bad habit of - Tre' 17:09:12 01/11/15 (3)
- RE: You have a bad habit of - ahendler 19:45:05 01/11/15 (2)
- Actually some weren't so bad - Mechans 09:11:33 01/13/15 (1)
- RE: Actually some weren't so bad - Tre' 09:36:34 01/13/15 (0)
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