I think it's the amazing human brain constantly adjusting, filtering/compensating and translating/interpreting what we hear. It's adjusting to new input which'll become the new standard at one point. You'd have to "re-learn" te appreciate your "old sound" again, especially if it has flaws that are now no longer there.
It's also one of the reasons audiophiles are always searching for more and better, to get that kick again once the new better has become the new normal. Of course different isn't always better so we/they have to be careful of that to not make circular changes.
If the sound is better now you'll perhaps notice you can listen longer than before without getting tired. Your brain simply has to work less hard.
It's also one of the reasons audiophiles are always searching for more and better, to get that kick again once the new better has become the new normal. Of course different isn't always better so we/they have to be careful of that to not make circular changes.
If the sound is better now you'll perhaps notice you can listen longer than before without getting tired. Your brain simply has to work less hard.
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