Hirsch
Why is there a chaplain standing over his wallet?
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My reference listening attempted to adjust for listening level. However, when dynamic range is expanded, as the Nites appear to do, equalization at low levels will still result in louder peaks.
Ebonyks, that's the tradeoff with the Nite series exactly. It's also why I'm enamored of the Master Series, as it keeps the dynamics and soundstage, with a massive increase in detail.
Originally posted by eric343 Well, I'm an imaging/precision freak, so I don't think I'll end up ever buying these cables... Hirsch, what you also might have been hearing was the louder nature of the Nites coupled with the slow/frequency difffuse nature of same. The fact that they are louder means they will sound more dynamic (less 'compressed') than other cables assuming you don't compensate for the volume; the EXTREMELY high frequency dispersion (spreading of a short pulse over time, I say extremely high compared to the other cables I've tested) of the Nites makes them more active, gutsy, emotional. |
My reference listening attempted to adjust for listening level. However, when dynamic range is expanded, as the Nites appear to do, equalization at low levels will still result in louder peaks.
Ebonyks, that's the tradeoff with the Nite series exactly. It's also why I'm enamored of the Master Series, as it keeps the dynamics and soundstage, with a massive increase in detail.