I would have to conclude that if you feel the need for a loudness contour button in your system, something is amiss. I have no need for one in my system and the majority of my listening is done late at night at low volume. Just sayin
Loudness Button
I am for the Loudness Button....
Below is an odd comment I thought from PS Audio.
You don’t see loudness controls on high-end audio equipment much for two reasons: its benefits have to be weighed against the impurity of additional phase shifting circuitry, and most high-performance systems aren’t used at background listening levels so it’s not needed.
"Not needed"......I beg to.disagree.
Below is an odd comment I thought from PS Audio.
You don’t see loudness controls on high-end audio equipment much for two reasons: its benefits have to be weighed against the impurity of additional phase shifting circuitry, and most high-performance systems aren’t used at background listening levels so it’s not needed.
"Not needed"......I beg to.disagree.
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I would have to conclude that if you feel the need for a loudness contour button in your system, something is amiss. I have no need for one in my system and the majority of my listening is done late at night at low volume. Just sayin Fletcher-Munson. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equal-loudness_contour Just sayin |
I would have to conclude that if you feel the need for a loudness contour button in your system, something is amiss. I have no need for one in my system and the majority of my listening is done late at night at low volume. Just sayin It is true. I have 4 different systems, and depending on how loud I want to listen to music, I go around the house to the right system. No problem at all. |
As has been mentioned before, not a Loudness button but works well in all systems. https://www.schiit.com/products/loki |
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