- Aug 10, 2019
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Last night my girlfriend stated that she wasn't enjoying listening to Belle & Sebastian's Tigermilk as it sounded 'flat' on my new system. All she could say explain this is that it sounded as though:
She was listening through a sheet of paper,
It was as though you had come out of a gig and couldn't hear properly, or
Its like when you have headphones on and put your hands over your ears
I didn't think that with anything i've put on the system sounds anything less than great, so was pretty surpised.
I would say her hearing probably is better than mine, but surely that wouldn't affect matters would it? I've set the system up as well as i can for the room so i don't think the speakers are too close to the wall or to each other.
Could this be down to the Naim's being more neutral than the Nad's they replaced?
any ideas?
She was listening through a sheet of paper,
It was as though you had come out of a gig and couldn't hear properly, or
Its like when you have headphones on and put your hands over your ears
I didn't think that with anything i've put on the system sounds anything less than great, so was pretty surpised.
I would say her hearing probably is better than mine, but surely that wouldn't affect matters would it? I've set the system up as well as i can for the room so i don't think the speakers are too close to the wall or to each other.
Could this be down to the Naim's being more neutral than the Nad's they replaced?
any ideas?