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Do you get "warm" sounding speakers?
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<blockquote data-quote="gbyleveldt" data-source="post: 12772" data-attributes="member: 122"><p>Teehee! Trust me, it'll cost you less just to go buy the speakers. Us DIY folk do it for the love of it, not for the financial benefit. That 'warm' sound you looking for could've been that equaliser or the room. Problem is, 'warm' is different for different people. To me it's a little boost in the lower midrange, something that I avoid as it could make the system sound 'muddy'. (I'm not famous for audiophile speak ;D)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gbyleveldt, post: 12772, member: 122"] Teehee! Trust me, it'll cost you less just to go buy the speakers. Us DIY folk do it for the love of it, not for the financial benefit. That 'warm' sound you looking for could've been that equaliser or the room. Problem is, 'warm' is different for different people. To me it's a little boost in the lower midrange, something that I avoid as it could make the system sound 'muddy'. (I'm not famous for audiophile speak ;D) [/QUOTE]
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