Perfect example of why we are losing fidelity.

joeparaski

I didn't know that your H/K can do that. That's what happens when you're out of the loop for so long. I was all into "audio" in the 80's then fell out of it and wasn't in touch with the developing technoligies of the last 10 years at least. So I still think "old school".....seems I got a lot of catching up to do.

But like I hear so often on this forum....."let your ears be the judge".

Joe

Lowell_M

joeparaski wrote:

I didn't know that your H/K can do that. That's what happens when you're out of the loop for so long. I was all into "audio" in the 80's then fell out of it and wasn't in touch with the developing technoligies of the last 10 years at least. So I still think "old school".....seems I got a lot of catching up to do.

But like I hear so often on this forum....."let your ears be the judge".

Joe

Yea, When I added my ADCOM and recalibrated the room must not have been silent, because, damn!, did I have a mid bass bloat problem. Vocals sounded terrible because the bass in the vocals was over exagerated. I put the dogs in another room, sat really still and recalibrated and everything sounds great. I did manually tweak crossover settings like most with the H/K's do, but am pretty happy with the auto EQ.

disneyjoe7

I believe nothing could be done to fix this issue. I think of this like the light bulb in the blender thing.... There's nothing I repeat NOTHING you are going to do to put them back together.

Lowell_M

disneyjoe7 wrote:

I believe nothing could be done to fix this issue. I think of this like the light bulb in the blender thing.... There's nothing I repeat NOTHING you are going to do to put them back together.

I bet "H" from CSI Miami has a redynamificator machine that he could fix this with.

disneyjoe7

a_mattison wrote:

I bet "H" from CSI Miami has a redynamificator machine that he could fix this with.

LOL love it.