Penelinfi
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Echoey rooms generally don't help hear more details. You may hear more of an "in the room sound".
I can hear said vocal sound in the track above on my phone and with my speakers, at likely 60dB or less, in an average room.
Extra treble may enhance the perception of details. It's true that some sounds are in that range and help hear little transients. But not necessarily needed .
A damped room can help as can speakers with less distortion/more even response. You don't need to go to extremes to get an enjoyable sound even if some of us do chase that last little bit.
That recently reviewed Micca mb42x Gen2 could be a good budget solution and add a nice little sub with it. Maybe Edifier mr3 as well
I can hear said vocal sound in the track above on my phone and with my speakers, at likely 60dB or less, in an average room.
Extra treble may enhance the perception of details. It's true that some sounds are in that range and help hear little transients. But not necessarily needed .
A damped room can help as can speakers with less distortion/more even response. You don't need to go to extremes to get an enjoyable sound even if some of us do chase that last little bit.
That recently reviewed Micca mb42x Gen2 could be a good budget solution and add a nice little sub with it. Maybe Edifier mr3 as well
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