Phil Leigh;534337 Wrote: > Well... I could tell you how to fix this properly but I think I would > really scare you! > > The bass control on your NAD is set @ circa 80-120 Hz and you are > applying a lot of cut (I don't know what the range on the NAD is - > maybe +/- 10dB - the manual was very unhelpful). -10dB of bass cut is a > LOT! > > I have a few MP3's and they don't seem overly bassy to me. What device > are you using to playback the MP3's into your amp? Also what speakers > are you using?
Too late, Im already scared! Perhaps I should have given more details sooner. I am currently still in the process of setting up my music library, ripping my CDs to flac. I have a new SB3 still in its box champing at the bit and an Acer Revo R3610 on its way to be a dedicated music server downstairs with my music system. I have two desktop PCs upstairs to do the ripping and downloading. Naturally I want to get everything spot on ready for hooking up the SB3 and sitting back and enjoying the music which unfortunately includes these pesky mp3s. The latter are recorded from streaming audio onto the PCs or downloaded from Amazon. I burn them onto CDs and take them downstairs to play them in my CD player. Until I have the SB3 set up, this is the only method I have for listening to music. Speakers are two pairs of early-model Jamo D265s. To answer your other question Phil, the mp3s in question are Letting Go EP by Lo-Pro purchased by download from Amazon and all the tracks by Chokt recorded from their MySpace website audio stream onto hard disk on one of my PCs. Hope all that helps! -- 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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