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In Reply to: How can T-1Ds lose bass? posted by andyr on July 25, 2022 at 18:45:31:
I am afraid I am of no use, mate. If I read your post correctly, it is like you have a HP filter (series cap) on the bass, which obviously does not make a lot of sense. Since what you describe is on both bass channels it probably is not a problem with the speakers or amplifiers. The only shared component is the mini-DSP but I have no clue as to what is wrong. I would suggest your friend should offer some burnt sacrifice to the audio gods and pray for forgiveness for whatever transgression he may have committed in this life or the last.
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- RE: How can T-1Ds lose bass? - neolith 12:38:55 07/29/22 (2)
- RE: How can T-1Ds lose bass? - andyr 14:23:38 07/29/22 (1)
- RE: How can T-1Ds lose bass? - Roger Gustavsson 00:51:43 07/30/22 (0)
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