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does anyone enjoy flat sound from audio speakers?
- Thread starter patq2
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Not everyone like apples either.. so?
Since I'm already boosting bass/treble (different room, different speakers, different volume level, different distance to MLP, my mood, music types).......
I'll add some more cowbell as well !!!!!!!!
I'll add some more cowbell as well !!!!!!!!
ozzy9832001
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They want a flat response not because it sounds good, but because then it can be manipulated much easier and exactly how they want it to sound. Least that's my take on it.
Define flat sound.
GlennGregor
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I actually prefer a flat response. I have a button on my integrated amp. that allows me to run it direct for a perfectly flat frequency response.
JSmith
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I get bacon sound occasionally with my Behringer DCX2496 crossovers.
MudFlap
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Flatter than my fifth grade girlfriend.
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the man from this video is talking like flat sound is a typical but I think flat sound is very rare I been trying to hear flat sound from speakers for 20 years and 2024 is the first year I heard flat sound from the speakers
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flat sound of audio speakers
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It's all about those curves, baby.
JSmith
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So you can't define it?
