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I suspect the confusion is between flat as "linear response across ear bandwidth" and "total lack of depth", eg, the later isn't about being linear, just low qu
by tuyiown 5y ago
I suspect the confusion is between flat as "linear response across ear bandwidth" and "total lack of depth", eg, the later isn't about being linear, just low quality speakers with very inconsistent frequency response.
- marcan_42 5y agoYeah, there's clearly confusion here. The article and GGP are using "flat" to mean "bad". The GP is using it to mean "flat frequency response", i.e. good. Unfortunately, all small speakers sound awful uncorrected; there's no way to make a flat-as-in-good laptop speaker. The question is how would those speakers sound with software DSP for correction, which is standard on other OSes but not Linux.