29-Mar-2018, 15:46
You guys are mixing up several different things that are not of the same kind.
All 'this boxes' have nothing to do with frequency response. I bet nowadays they measure all the same lineare FR. These 'boxes' like the SOtMs get you more resolution&transparency. That's not about high&lows.
You can try to compensate a bad (actually it has to be very bad) recording by turning the knobs of highs&lows but that's a whole different thing. By doing that you just push that annoying sound of a specific frequency under your level of attention or you push something up that wasn't really there or was almost lost (old magnetic tapes).
All you do with cables has also nothing to do with frequency response. Or do you think a power cable changes something in the frequency response of your audio system? In this case think more about time&phase of a signal.
At least for me the 40000 possibilities reduce to 0 because they don't (cannot) help with any problem I would have with sound.
gui
All 'this boxes' have nothing to do with frequency response. I bet nowadays they measure all the same lineare FR. These 'boxes' like the SOtMs get you more resolution&transparency. That's not about high&lows.
You can try to compensate a bad (actually it has to be very bad) recording by turning the knobs of highs&lows but that's a whole different thing. By doing that you just push that annoying sound of a specific frequency under your level of attention or you push something up that wasn't really there or was almost lost (old magnetic tapes).
All you do with cables has also nothing to do with frequency response. Or do you think a power cable changes something in the frequency response of your audio system? In this case think more about time&phase of a signal.
At least for me the 40000 possibilities reduce to 0 because they don't (cannot) help with any problem I would have with sound.
gui
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