Thanks for taking the time to post, Jasmine!
When my wife and I were dating, her only source of music at home was her son's boombox. She wanted to play a song for me, and it had these selectable tone settings like "rock", "country", "classical", etc. It frustrated her because none sounded right. She'd push the different buttons and say "this one's too muddy", "this one's too harsh", "this one has no bass". We finally found a setting that was an okay compromise when a sock was stuffed into one of the ports (my high-tech suggestion).
The first time she came over to my place, I had huge SoundLab electrostats in the living room (I'm a dealer). I had warned her that they were bigger than doors and she didn't seem to mind. Since she was a drummer, I put on a drum solo recording and hoped they'd win her over. She loved them, and started playing air drums, explaining to me the nuances she could hear in the drummer's technique.
I'm now a speaker manufcturer, and nothing goes out the door without her approval, as she has much better ears than I.
Duke
When my wife and I were dating, her only source of music at home was her son's boombox. She wanted to play a song for me, and it had these selectable tone settings like "rock", "country", "classical", etc. It frustrated her because none sounded right. She'd push the different buttons and say "this one's too muddy", "this one's too harsh", "this one has no bass". We finally found a setting that was an okay compromise when a sock was stuffed into one of the ports (my high-tech suggestion).
The first time she came over to my place, I had huge SoundLab electrostats in the living room (I'm a dealer). I had warned her that they were bigger than doors and she didn't seem to mind. Since she was a drummer, I put on a drum solo recording and hoped they'd win her over. She loved them, and started playing air drums, explaining to me the nuances she could hear in the drummer's technique.
I'm now a speaker manufcturer, and nothing goes out the door without her approval, as she has much better ears than I.
Duke