You should do it Thomas. Life is too short for what if’s… it’s good to be able to take things to your own summit.
I am still in the process of tuniing Altec A7 with active biamping.
It is not quite perfect yet, but I enjoy the sound.
The nice thing is that I can adjust the volume of treble horn through remote control.
Thus I can adjust overall tone very easily.
If it sounds bright, then I turn it down.
If too bass heavy, I turn it up
I set the volume for each album as I wish.Thomask, are you doing this with a specific reference recording and then leaving the treblehorn volume alone, or are you adjusting with the remote for each recording as mood suits? If the former, what recording are you using to set the balance?
Get a Behringer DEQ 24/96 and measure it and set it with a proper frequency responseI set the volume for each album as I wish.
If I want more relaxed sound, I turn down treble volume, on the other hand if I want vivid sound with more details, I turn it up.
I do not need any measurement.
Not a problem...enjoy...I do not need any measurement.
My system is not for audio show.
It is for my personal enjoyment.
As I get older ( I am 62 years old now0, my hearing to treble frequency may get lower, thus I may adjust treble volume as I wish.
I maythere are some apps allowing you to use your smartphone as a sort of spectrum analyzer, not 100% reliable but they can help give a idea of where you are with the freq curve/hearing.
If only we could have that with the top end on recordings made back in the day (Read, the 80's) that sound....shall I say, less than desirable?I set the volume for each album as I wish.
If I want more relaxed sound, I turn down treble volume, on the other hand if I want vivid sound with more details, I turn it up.
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