03-Mar-2020, 10:44
I tried using the subsonic filter for a while but went back to not using it. It cuts the signal below 20 Hz but it it's going to cut anything then there has to be content below 20 Hz. There is very little music with content below 20 Hz, some organ music and some synthesiser music, some electronic sounds in soundtracks and experimental music, but I'm not listening to that sort of content and my source is digital so I don't have to worry about the effect of low frequencies on vinyl playback. If whatever you're playing doesn't have any frequency content below 20 Hz then the subsonic filter isn't going to have an audible effect.
The subsonic filter is an answer to a problem. If you don't have that problem they you don't need the subsonic filter. Why add processing to the signal if it's processing that you don't need? I think people should use it if they need it but not use it if they don't need it.
The subsonic filter is an answer to a problem. If you don't have that problem they you don't need the subsonic filter. Why add processing to the signal if it's processing that you don't need? I think people should use it if they need it but not use it if they don't need it.
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