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| Recent upgrade to my hearing with truly amazing results. charles1dad...Speech was every bit as good as the $5600 Beltone unit I tried. In fact, I found the Airpod pro superior. Speech clarity comes in upper midrange and upper frequencies where my hearing is deficient. I found the Airpod pro to sound muc... | |
| Advice please. You say you don't want to add a subwoofer but in the next breath you want to improve "especially the bass". A subwoofer or better yet, a pair of subwoofers will give you the most flexability for the quest of better bass. The biggest advantage bein... | |
| Will this amp trick work for increasing bass performance? One other very important point...finding the best bass is also extremely dependent on the location off the bass driver in the room as well as the phase adjustment of the bass speakers. The room has bass cancellations and that you can't eliminate. ... | |
| Will this amp trick work for increasing bass performance? FYI... Paul McGowen just posted another video explanation of the importance of the subwoofer and the importance of the connection to the 'high level input' of a quality sub. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PIoSbboDf0 | |
| Will this amp trick work for increasing bass performance? Yes, provided you have 'high level input' connection on your subs. Most higher quality subs have two ways you can connect. Either 'low level' RCA connection from your pre-amp (passive) OR you can run a short set of wire directly from the back of y... | |
| Will this amp trick work for increasing bass performance? I have to chime in here. Paul McCowen from PS Audio said the best way to connect your subs was to connect them directly from the speakers to the high level inputs on the sub. (he has a video on the topic) In this way it picks up the dynamic charac... | |
| Bright High End Speakers = Bad Room? Speakers that are very 'revealing' are often considered to be bright. 'Bright' speakers have become something to fear and avoid. I refer to many of them as 'clear'. Padding a speaker down in an effort to flat line on a chart can/will soften the so... |