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<blockquote data-quote="psycho72" data-source="post: 719316" data-attributes="member: 558429">Just like the title says, what kind of audio guy are you? What is your favorite part of a good sounding system? And if you use terms like airy or warm, please elaborate. I know what warm tang is like but I don&#039;t get the whole warm sound thing. And describe your system a little and some of the things you have done to acheive said sound in your system.I guess I should go first.....well I am fairly certain that I am an SQ guy. I definately like bass and lots of it, especially since I listen to alot of Rap and R&amp;amp;B but I don&#039;t like sloppy farting bass, I just want it to be like what the artist intended. I like it to rumble when it is supposed to rumble and shake when it supposed to shake.I like to hear everything in my music all the way down to the finger pics on a guitar (I listen to classic rock as well, plus whatever kind of rock you might call Rage Against the Machine, Linkin Park, Rob Zombie, etc.) I like everyting to be even too, where one thing is not significantly louder than another...........except for bass of course. This is why I think that an EQ&#039;d metal tweet is better than a silk, well at least from the few I have heard which is not extensive (and recently at a Fry&#039;s, Al &amp;amp; Eds and a Circuit City).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="psycho72, post: 719316, member: 558429"] Just like the title says, what kind of audio guy are you? What is your favorite part of a good sounding system? And if you use terms like airy or warm, please elaborate. I know what warm tang is like but I don't get the whole warm sound thing. And describe your system a little and some of the things you have done to acheive said sound in your system. I guess I should go first.....well I am fairly certain that I am an SQ guy. I definately like bass and lots of it, especially since I listen to alot of Rap and R&B but I don't like sloppy farting bass, I just want it to be like what the artist intended. I like it to rumble when it is supposed to rumble and shake when it supposed to shake. I like to hear everything in my music all the way down to the finger pics on a guitar (I listen to classic rock as well, plus whatever kind of rock you might call Rage Against the Machine, Linkin Park, Rob Zombie, etc.) I like everyting to be even too, where one thing is not significantly louder than another...........except for bass of course. This is why I think that an EQ'd metal tweet is better than a silk, well at least from the few I have heard which is not extensive (and recently at a Fry's, Al & Eds and a Circuit City). [/QUOTE]

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