JezA;617975 Wrote: > If a cable loses information DSP can't create it. You are thinking about > hi-fi in terms of tonal balance. There's a lot more to it than that. > Could you DSP me into Eric Clapton?
Doesn´t look like you´re reading carefully enough what I´m saying or responding too. My first reply, was to the statement "using a cable to tame a bright system.", which has indeed to do with tonal balance. I also said, given a cable that meets all general requirements for its purpose. This would indeed mean it´s not "losing information" Also, using DSP, I actually have gained information I hadn´t noticed before. Getting rid of bloomy or bass bumps, cutting some of the highs in the 3500-10.000hz, I heard nuances that had been masked because of uneven tonal balance, in addition to a much better tonal balance. Boosting 100-200hz which were according to the sound meter, too low, I also got more drive. -- Eriko ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Eriko's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=38520 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=86298
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