I consider the loudness switch on an amplifier as simply a "preset" tone
modification which provides a bit of extra low-end and high-end
response to
the signal, in addition to what was obtained with the tone controls.
Actually, I think this has been stated, but a properly designed loudness
Hi everyone
I consider the loudness switch on an amplifier as simply a "preset" tone
modification which provides a bit of extra low-end and high-end response to
the signal, in addition to what was obtained with the tone controls.
The reason some of us run the function all of the time is
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, nick wrote:
However, the other day, we were taught in high school physics the following:
"At low intensity levels our ears are noticeably less sensitive to low and
high frequencies. Loudness controls on stereos can compensate for this."
Which is it?
My thoughts
