Do you spend more time analyzing the sound of your system, worrying it could be better?


Great article here from Dan Wright of ModWright:

If it Sounds Good, It IS Good

 

jerryg123

Showing 2 responses by cd318

Not my HiFi system these days, I've heard what's out there and most of It's not a whole load better, but more with stuff like smartphones and portable speakers etc.

As @edcyn said above I also can't stand spitty sibilants etc.

I don't think I'm exaggerating if I was to say that I find such things slightly painful.

Nor am I exaggerating too much if I said that most smartphone speakers are pretty awful.

It's slightly frustrating that reviewers will spend a huge amount of time comparing gaming and camera performance and waffle on and on about refresh rates and super fast charging yet pay no heed to the screechy noise emanating from the sole speaker firing from the base.

Thankfully I was able to upgrade from my Moto G7 to the Redmi Note10 Pro.

The sound is not great, but it's listenable which I couldn't always say about the Motorola.

@jasonbourne52 

NO! I stopped being neurotic about sound quality long ago!

 

I'd like to think I'm gradually getting there too.

Of course some of the seismic events of the past few years might also have something to do with it.

Perspective, whether you seek it or not, has a strange habit of imposing itself upon you as the years roll by.