Flat response (as used in studio monitoring equipment) is a totally accurate reproduction of the recording. However, many people’s “favourite” sounding equipment is actually coloured in some way. Authentic reproduction and individual listener pleasure are not necessarily the same thing.
Flat response (as used in studio monitoring equipment) is a totally accurate reproduction of the recording. However, many people’s “favourite” sounding equipment is actually coloured in some way. Authentic reproduction and individual listener pleasure are not necessarily the same thing.
That is how I always understood it ^^
Speaking of headphones, Marvin. Is your smiley a drawing of your Panasonic Headphones? I’ve seen them before and they are “Red” just like your smiley has!!!
Flat response (as used in studio monitoring equipment) is a totally accurate reproduction of the recording. However, many people’s “favourite” sounding equipment is actually coloured in some way. Authentic reproduction and individual listener pleasure are not necessarily the same thing.
That is how I always understood it ^^
Speaking of headphones, Marvin. Is your smiley a drawing of your Panasonic Headphones? I’ve seen them before and they are “Red” just like your smiley has!!!
It’s actually a “Darth Beyers” smiley…a reference to customized Beyerdynamics headphones known as Darth Beyers. But yeah, I used it because of the red. :smiley: