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Plus, should you decide you want some coloring, "neutral" (as close as one can get to it) is a better starting point. My neutral setup can have its bass boosted
by jerf 2y ago
Plus, should you decide you want some coloring, "neutral" (as close as one can get to it) is a better starting point. My neutral setup can have its bass boosted correctly more easily than a bass-boosted system can have its bass-boost removed.
- lukas099 2y agoIf I know that I consistently like bass boost, it’s rational to buy headphones that are tuned that way by default.
- snvzz 2y agoYou need to know know, not just think you know, first. Extended use of a neutral setup is a requisite.
- lukas099 2y agoNo it isn't. I think I have a pretty good idea of what I like from the million music-listening experiences I've had. Sure, maybe to get a perfect eq curve for my tastes I would need a perfectly neutral setup. But not really just to know that I like more bass than most people. If somebody consistently turns up the bass when listening to Bose or Beats or something that's are known for being bass-heavy, do you really think they'd need a neutral setup to know that they like bass?