| High freq peak problem? [message #48566] |
Mon, 09 January 2006 11:27  |
Garland
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Registered: May 2009
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Hi Guys, I was listening to a 90's vintage Dorian recording on CD and came to one piece where a flute really blasts out on one note with the other notes adjacent seeming to all be at the same amplitude. Is this a problem with my room or with my Theater 4's. I've not particularly noticed a peak at this frequency before and I doubt that a Dorian recording would have such a loud peak; they are noted for their good recordings. Would/could a peak like this occur with such a small bandwidth? Thanks! Garland
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| Re: High freq peak problem? [message #48570 is a reply to message #48566] |
Mon, 09 January 2006 17:39  |
Matts
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Registered: May 2009
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I've had that sometimes with a few notes on Jimmy Smith's "The Sermon"- there's a part where he uses some really high notes on the organ, and they used to resonate somewhere in the system and those particular notes would be twice as loud as the rest of the music. With current speakers (Stage 4) it doesn't do it anymore. Did it really bad with older Adcom amp, but just on those few notes.
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