Tri lams harsh?

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  • danger boy
    danger boy Posts: 15,722
    edited June 2003
    Originally posted by F1nut
    He also told me of a trick that recording studios use to tame sibilance. Take some tissue paper and tape it over the tweeter(s). He also mentioned that there is a company that sells kits for this purpose made out of rice paper, but to just try the tissue first.
    Guess what, it works. The sibilance got better, not gone entirely on the worst recordings, but better. I'll make up some new jumpers anyway, because I want to see what that will do. I'll post back after I've done that.

    very interesting. i'll have to give that one a try..

    update: i'm for the most part very pleased with the results when I reinstalled the jumpers back on the RT800i's. tamed the high harshness and made my CD music enjoyable again I'm still going to tweak here and there to get the best sound I can before I spend any more money. BUt the thougth of having a nice tube CD player is weighing heavely on my mind lately. Oh yeah! :D
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