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The correct way to set HPF/LPF?
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<blockquote data-quote="nismos14" data-source="post: 8030618" data-attributes="member: 572360"><p>Since you are using a BT signal, your problem partially lies in there. Pandora and such generally have an emphasis on highs and lows, with a gap in the midrange. The infinities are generally a similar animal, they lack in the midrange area but will make you cry on the highs and do decently on midbass. A different set of comps could cure this, but attenuating the midbass and highs on songs that you'd like to have more midrange in would also help your cause.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nismos14, post: 8030618, member: 572360"] Since you are using a BT signal, your problem partially lies in there. Pandora and such generally have an emphasis on highs and lows, with a gap in the midrange. The infinities are generally a similar animal, they lack in the midrange area but will make you cry on the highs and do decently on midbass. A different set of comps could cure this, but attenuating the midbass and highs on songs that you'd like to have more midrange in would also help your cause. [/QUOTE]
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