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Beyond a 'normal' listening level (maybe 75dB?) music start sto sound brighter and harsher with more volume. Theories so far include: - The speakers need more power to balance frequency range at higher volumes - The human ear (or at least my ear) is more sensitive to high frequencies and...

This may be a weird question, but my wife and I are thinking of replacing the floors in our home. We are considering using tile, but I am worried that having my speakers in a room w all tile will make them boomy, bright, and fatiguing due to the reflective nature of the tiles. My speakers are...

TEAC AI-1000. Anyone know anything about this amp? Has lots of power: Output Power: 120W + 120W (4 ohms), 85W + 85W (8 ohms). Was wondering how it sounds? Most reviews are very positive and describe it as smooth on top...but I have seen a few that say the top end is a bit bright. Any...

I'm kind of new in the audio game. I recently installed my first proper set up: an Audiolab 8000a with Mission 751's. I play music through spotify premium (yes, I know) with a V-dac II connected to my Macbook. I mostly listen to alternative pop/rock. I found the whole set up to be overly bright...