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If you've got a good hi-fi system, leave it flat. If you're using computer speakers, electronic.

wilson wrote:

Pistonsbeneath wrote:malas gonna come and answer this question later

he feels deeply passionate about ipod

tbh just leave it flat

Really? Would love to hear his view.

dubsteper6969 wrote:

LOLOLOL

Small Speakers works well for me

This thread

Your dmz releases look a bit dodgy elitelennon

i dont use that software. it looks like Itunes is a software EQ for listening to your music collection? If thats about right, then I would say you should EQ to your speakers and listening space. If you have a bass dip at your monitoring position, then give it a bit of a boost, etc

lcj4328 wrote:

pompende wrote:gently roll off the highs and take a notch at either 2 or 4 k

Could you elaborate a little more please, I'm not real sure what that means

baseband wrote:i dont use that software. it looks like Itunes is a software EQ for listening to your music collection? If thats about right, then I would say you should EQ to your speakers and listening space. If you have a bass dip at your monitoring position, then give it a bit of a boost, etc

Lol baseband you might want to slow your roll a bit

i dont seem to remember

dididub wrote:This thread

Your dmz releases look a bit dodgy elitelennon

I bought one of those USB turntables so that I could have all my vinyl in a digital format.

this thread will probably be locked soon

no one with dmz007 would own own the Usb. cable

EliteLennon117 wrote:

dididub wrote:This thread

Your dmz releases look a bit dodgy elitelennon

I bought one of those USB turntables so that I could have all my vinyl in a digital format.

You have dmz007 on vinyl?

dididub wrote:This thread

Your dmz releases look a bit dodgy elitelennon

How come? Both of those were not vinyl only releases.

leyenda303 wrote:How come?

you need not use your pidgin english with me!

dubsteper6969 wrote:

cannot stop laughing at this

leyenda303 wrote:

dididub wrote:This thread

Your dmz releases look a bit dodgy elitelennon

How come? Both of those were not vinyl only releases.

Nonetheless, it is very rare to see someone with a legit digital version. I wasn't accusing the guy for piracy, I was just saying what i thought.

Really depends on your ears and the gear you are using. Just try listening to a tune and moving the sliders so one frequency range doesn't overpower the others.

If you have some time and high end gear you can try this. http://www.head-fi.org/a/tutorial-on-ho ... headphones

There isn't one golden eq setting to make all music sound good on all speakers to everyone.

Go to http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theat ... skip-video and see what all the 4KHz and 60Hz stands for. It has good explanations.

Nah