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RE: "dark, warm, and natural"....

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In Reply to: RE: "dark, warm, and natural".... posted by G Squared on September 27, 2016 at 11:41:20

Took me some time to begin to get a handle on this but...sometimes when there are more high frequencies- a greater presence of overtones,the sound is darker,fuller ,and more natural.Certainly sucking out high frequencies will also create a subjective feeling of dark-but this is "unnaturally dark"-nothing beats dark and natural.Not easy to achieve in home stereo.

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