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<blockquote data-quote="cshaw" data-source="post: 3553886" data-attributes="member: 582406"><p>well actually, it would be the opposite of what he said. think about it. the term bass boost,(usually boosts around 40 hz) wouldn't flatten out anything! most people get carried away with bass boost and it starts to distort the signal wave. which equates to distorted power. simply put, the less boost, the better, cleaner single you have. in theory you shouldt have to boost any signal, only cut.</p><p></p><p>however untrained ears will allow for a certain degree of distortion before they even realize they are clipping, just to get that much louder. beware.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cshaw, post: 3553886, member: 582406"] well actually, it would be the opposite of what he said. think about it. the term bass boost,(usually boosts around 40 hz) wouldn't flatten out anything! most people get carried away with bass boost and it starts to distort the signal wave. which equates to distorted power. simply put, the less boost, the better, cleaner single you have. in theory you shouldt have to boost any signal, only cut. however untrained ears will allow for a certain degree of distortion before they even realize they are clipping, just to get that much louder. beware. [/QUOTE]
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