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In Reply to: RE: To complicate things, not all bass is recorded equally posted by Brian H P on July 19, 2024 at 11:21:26
I'm not talking about one recording vs another, but that some tracks cause an apparent conflict between the main speakers and the subs, whereas with others, they seem quite well integrated.
It's not a simple matter of reducing bass on some tracks that are poorly recorded or mastered.
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"I'm not talking about one recording vs another, but that some tracks cause an apparent conflict between the main speakers and the subs"
Please give us a few examples.
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I've not made a point of noting which tracks seem to cause conflict, but it's noticeable each time I spend time listening to music. Even sources such as Radio Paradise will often feature such a track.
As I said before it's nothing to do with the quality of the recording as there's no problem playing it with subs switched off. It could well be more to do with individual frequencies than the recording itself. When the 12" drivers in my main speakers are working with the 12" drivers in the subs, they either work happily together or they argue - perhaps only at particular frequencies!
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