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Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog
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A bit of a weird question, does anybody know what frequencies are boosted by the bass boost on personal CD players etc? Im curious because any profesionally mastered CD Ive listened to does not distort when listened to with this function on, it doesnt sound right but not distorted. However when I listen to any of my own tracks with this function on it starts to distort. Any ideas?
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very interesting question! i'd also like to know the answer that one. I'll do some research on the net & see if I can find anything.
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06-12-2005 12:52 |
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06-12-2005 13:00 |
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The answer is, offcourse: depends on the brand and maybe model...
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06-12-2005 13:35 |
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Yeah, for sure. But there must me an area where all brands boost.
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06-12-2005 13:42 |
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06-12-2005 14:16 |
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Surya
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Well, around 100hz, thats for sure.
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