If the preamp is brand new I would give it some time to break in, about 150 hours, before you make any determination.
New preamp, loss of low freq.?
Hooked up new preamp, and I lost what I think is some low freq slam. Reasoning behind this?
i have been rewarded with the best cleanest, accurate midrange/highs I have ever heard, but did lose some low frequencies. Normal?
Sanders preamplifier is the new addition.
Should i I hook up my equalizer to smooth out, and add some low freq.
it it is recording dependent, I still feel I lost some bass when sanders is in the mix.
Not complaining, this has completely opened up my energy rc-70's, I have never heard these sound so loud, so clear before. It's I feel I lost a few octaves in the lower register.
Better? Leave it, I can definitely get used to this sound, as before it was a small bit boomy, maybe I just need time to adjust, and to let the pre warm up for a couple weeks.
thoughts, recommendations, tweaks? I suppose I could move the speakers a little closer to the wall, this may add a little more bass.
i have been rewarded with the best cleanest, accurate midrange/highs I have ever heard, but did lose some low frequencies. Normal?
Sanders preamplifier is the new addition.
Should i I hook up my equalizer to smooth out, and add some low freq.
it it is recording dependent, I still feel I lost some bass when sanders is in the mix.
Not complaining, this has completely opened up my energy rc-70's, I have never heard these sound so loud, so clear before. It's I feel I lost a few octaves in the lower register.
Better? Leave it, I can definitely get used to this sound, as before it was a small bit boomy, maybe I just need time to adjust, and to let the pre warm up for a couple weeks.
thoughts, recommendations, tweaks? I suppose I could move the speakers a little closer to the wall, this may add a little more bass.