Now, we all know that the mp3 is a vile affront to the discerning ear and a hideously retrograde step back from the basic minimum quality of the CD and that the current trend towards providing music in downloadable mp3 format should have plagues and demons unleashed upon its instigators. And my sentences should be shorter. I know.
However . Regrettably, some of the music I like is only available in mp3 format. Heres where I need the advice of people more skilled and technically-minded than I am:- I find that legally-downloaded mp3 tracks have a ridiculously heavy bass. I normally use the tone control bypass switch on my amp when listening to music, but for mp3s I have to switch in the tone controls with the bass turned down very nearly to zero. This is a sad state of affairs. If anyone out there is kind enough to respond I would be really grateful, but please bear in mind that my technical skills and knowledge are limited. So. My question is, how do I get rid of this over-heavy bass? Can it somehow be filtered out as it is downloaded from legitimate streaming audio sources or from downloads purchased from Amazon? Any clues, anyone?.......... Please? -- Thavmasio ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thavmasio's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15496 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=77262
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