meurglys0
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I posted this question on the SM3 appreciation thread, but I realized either not many people are following that thread 3 months after its creation or not many SM3 owners listen to rock music. So I wanted restate my question in a fresh thread in case the former is the reason behind my question getting almost no replies the first time...
A question for SM3 owners who listen to rock music:
What is your perferred bass and treble settings
a) On your home or car stereo (when you are not using SM3 or other types of earphones, headphones etc...)?
b) When your listening to music with SM3?
Please indicate the Musician + album, too.
I'm asking this, because I am hoping to get a general idea about how bassy people in this forum prefer listening to their rock music and also a general idea about how bassy or not-bassy SM3's are for rock music.
I noticed many people in this forum listen to trance, hiphop and rap which (as far as I understand) comes alive with good thumping bass beats. However I am not very fond of thumping, boomy or bassy sound; I like the bass guitar, but not a bassy sound... Also some people mentioned some things about the SM3 treble being recessed... So I'm trying to figure out in my own way if SM3 is for me, or not.
A question for SM3 owners who listen to rock music:
What is your perferred bass and treble settings
a) On your home or car stereo (when you are not using SM3 or other types of earphones, headphones etc...)?
b) When your listening to music with SM3?
Please indicate the Musician + album, too.
I'm asking this, because I am hoping to get a general idea about how bassy people in this forum prefer listening to their rock music and also a general idea about how bassy or not-bassy SM3's are for rock music.
I noticed many people in this forum listen to trance, hiphop and rap which (as far as I understand) comes alive with good thumping bass beats. However I am not very fond of thumping, boomy or bassy sound; I like the bass guitar, but not a bassy sound... Also some people mentioned some things about the SM3 treble being recessed... So I'm trying to figure out in my own way if SM3 is for me, or not.