It is much more precise to leave those neutral and use the more precise sliders. These controls are "grand" and move many levels at once. Also don't believe the self-proclaims experts who boost the general bass and treble settings, then set sliders. The two highest sliders can be boosted for those shimmering highs of cymbals etc, but again, do to taste.ĭon't believe the (many) guys who boost all lows and all highs- these settings will cause your eardrums to bleed, and the system is already punchy and bright.
But be careful the system is fairly bright to begin with, and boosting these levels can cause listener fatigue. You can boost the 1K and 2K settings to your taste for vocals. The interaction with the 200 reduction will boost low bass but (hopefully) erase silly muddy mid-bass. Still muddy? Dial down 200 one step or two, then boost volume to comfortable level. To cure bass muddiness, try dialing down 500Hz one or two notches.
As a result, I don't think our F30 premium can EVER achieve that British sound (my son now has that E46), but you can compensate a bit. (Like B&O home speakers)īut now everybody wants sloppy BIG bass, and HK has bended towards that desire. What is called a "British" speaker sound. I agree that my E46 premium HK sound was much "tighter" (bass compact, precise, not overextended).
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