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In Reply to: "differences here should be small, minute ..." - in a fantasy world, yes. posted by carcass93 on July 9, 2012 at 15:24:00:
If you are concerned about these differences then you should definitely go about taking steps to eliminate them. They are the result of some combination of poor or defective equipment, cabling, or system setup.
There is not going to be a substantial improvement possible in my system. It already does more than a credible job reproducing most recorded music, limited primarily by the recordings themselves and evaluated by how far playback fails to capture the essence of live performances. There is a significant deficit in the low base below 30 Hz, which is partially an equipment limit and partially a room issue. This is obvious on recordings of organ music, but not any other recorded music that I have. It may be possible to get slightly better bass by further tweaks of the digital room correction, but the room is too small to ever achieve really low bass and too small to accommodate the necessary large speakers. You must understand that I am interested in reproducing music. I am not interested in reproducing sound for its own sake.
I listen only to recordings of acoustic music, and frankly do not believe that the qualities appropriate to other types of music are relevant to the recordings that I work with. Without a reference to some kind of constant standard, it is not possible to tell whether a difference is small or large.
Tony Lauck
"Diversity is the law of nature; no two entities in this universe are uniform." - P.R. Sarkar
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Follow Ups
- RE: "differences here should be small, minute ..." - in a fantasy world, yes. - Tony Lauck 16:43:32 07/09/12 (7)
- Your 1st paragraph - yes, I've heard that before. - carcass93 08:51:36 07/10/12 (0)
- They are the result of some combination of poor or defective equipment, cabling, or system setup. - Sordidman 08:49:53 07/10/12 (4)
- RE: They are the result of some combination of poor or defective equipment, cabling, or system setup. - Tony Lauck 09:24:28 07/10/12 (3)
- System setup, different goals, different music types and rooms - Sordidman 13:17:49 07/10/12 (2)
- Absolutely! My amp, for instance, favors these things heavily: - carcass93 14:08:03 07/10/12 (1)
- Ha!! Killing me man, Killing me!! :-) -t - Sordidman 14:53:24 07/10/12 (0)
- You - fmak 23:24:47 07/09/12 (0)
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