The Absurdity of it All

"Listening acuity increases with hours logged of listening time..."

I think that imaginative listening increases with hours logged of listening time.

@glupson.  
He’s 8. What do you think he said?

”Daddy, they’re really clear sounding”

perkri,

"@glupson.  
He’s 8. What do you think he said?"

I had no thoughts. I was just curious exactly because he is 8.

‘Sibilance is a useful one. Nina Simone has a certain way of presenting sssss's. And for whatever reason, when recorded this part of her singing can get quite shrill when played back. I listen for how much clarity there is in those parts.

When listening to mids, I listen for transparency and how "bright" "crisp" they are. Also, they can be placed slightly higher or lower in the register.” - perkri

Thanks very much for this perkri - yes I also find differences in bass and highs the easiest to distinguish - it’s the mids that aren’t easy and take time. Besides Nina Simone for sibilance, are there specific sections of specific tracks or songs that are your go-to’s whenever you are listening for differences after a change of cable or tweak? The parts that most clearly show difference in sound quality? Thanks again!

In friendship - kevin

@glupson.  
A poet, he is not as of yet :)