Wouldnt boosting all the frequencies make it sound . . . well I cant describe it but overdriven. I play about with the EQ on my stereo as we all do and that set up usually sounds rubbish. If anything I drop out the mid section a bit, boost the tops a bit and boost the bass a little more than the tops. Bearing in mind im doing this in a home set up but even though some Senn HD25 a 'hotter' EQ setting would not sound right. Maybe he is trying to gett the same kind of dynamic ommpf as vinyl from a CD player.
Ravinder. 2009/9/10 Martin Dust <mar...@dustscience.com>: > > On 10 Sep 2009, at 14:46, kent williams wrote: > >> To an old studio rat like Juan 'hotter' would mean raw signal level. >> I thought it was kind of a curious comment on his part, actually, >> because CD players are at the same nominal level as the output of a >> phono preamp. > > EQ isn't signal level tho Kent, it's the frequencies in the signal...It's an > odd comment that's for sure... > > m >
