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In Reply to: Fletcher-Munson curve does not apply to YOUR ears ? posted by AbeCollins on February 7, 2025 at 09:02:35:
I like some sparkle on the top end, especially late at night when I am the only one awake.I am definitely not trying to extract bass that isn't in the recording. And I am not trying to boost it, either. Well, not most of the time. Some recordings are thin. I might boost what's there just to give it a little oomph once in a while, but most likely during waking hours.
But that being said, in my dedicated room, I find that bass veils the highs and upper mids, even at mid-bass frequencies. I have had tinnitus since 2005, and I work in a noisy environment (300mm wafer fab), so my hearing is compromised. But I know what sounds good to me. I can safely say that putting a little sparkle in the highs will make my listening sessions more enjoyable.
Edits: 02/09/25
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Follow Ups
- a little boost at lower volume levels. that's my goal. - BS64 04:05:10 02/09/25 (2)
- It's about what works best for you - not E-Stat and.... - AbeCollins 04:16:59 02/09/25 (1)
- The usual sophomoric hyperbole - E-Stat 06:16:51 02/09/25 (0)
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