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Thanks for your impression for this track. I'm testing from the Songbird one. Yes, this track has a very light bass and is really a good test for hot treble performance.
Originally Posted by bada bing /img/forum/go_quote.gif from "Live at Blues Alley" -or- "Songbird" ? Both are pretty hot tracks. The lack of a strong bass line tends at accentuate the treble as well. I don't get the feeling that the HD800 presents either as unrealistically hot though. I imagine that sitting at the front table at a live performance of Eva would have some pretty powerful treble notes. She has a set of pipes and can belt it out in the upper registers. or so it sounds, I've never had the opportunity to see her live, but would really like to some day. "Live at Blues Alley" is a pretty amazing performance and well mastered for a live recording from a very small venue. The HD800 does a pretty good job of representing the physical dimensions of the venue and the relative position of the very well behaved audience. |
Thanks for your impression for this track. I'm testing from the Songbird one. Yes, this track has a very light bass and is really a good test for hot treble performance.