Does it matter ?
Also with age, everyone’s relative response to different frequencies will degrade.
(There will be some delusional parties commenting here claiming the opposite, just ignore them).
Get an equalizer and experiment. It will not change the frequencies but will make their relative amplitudes different, which may improve the listening experience you have.
I have an old Yamaha 12 band equalizer which works wonders.
If you do not like it, you can always bypass it.
I actually like the distorted/exaggerated frequencies. To my ears, it sounds much better than the original live music :-)
Also with age, everyone’s relative response to different frequencies will degrade.
(There will be some delusional parties commenting here claiming the opposite, just ignore them).
Get an equalizer and experiment. It will not change the frequencies but will make their relative amplitudes different, which may improve the listening experience you have.
I have an old Yamaha 12 band equalizer which works wonders.
If you do not like it, you can always bypass it.
I actually like the distorted/exaggerated frequencies. To my ears, it sounds much better than the original live music :-)