19-Mar-2015, 17:18
Posted this in the Review thread but this is probably the better place;
What I wonder; SAM corrects the low frequencies to resemble the exact sound pressure and original bass as was intended. However since at editing times there is no SAM don't we have to assume that there is an over correction at editing times to get woofers to produce what is intended? Could that mean that if SAM is turned on we get too much of the bass response and hence a 100% if always too much? There will probably be some rare recording this will not apply to but for the majority maybe there is something to it?
What I wonder; SAM corrects the low frequencies to resemble the exact sound pressure and original bass as was intended. However since at editing times there is no SAM don't we have to assume that there is an over correction at editing times to get woofers to produce what is intended? Could that mean that if SAM is turned on we get too much of the bass response and hence a 100% if always too much? There will probably be some rare recording this will not apply to but for the majority maybe there is something to it?
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