RE: Big fat tone = Full bodied and robust ?

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Topic - warm or bright? - Tadlo 07:37:59 01/14/09 (17)

RE: warm or bright? - prestonHF 20:11:11 01/16/09 (0)

Lean to Bright - BillyL 18:07:27 01/15/09 (0)

Tonal balance? I'd err on the side of warmth due to the quality of the recordings I own. - Don T 11:07:40 01/15/09 (0)

Why ever accept bright? - E-Stat 17:49:36 01/14/09 (0)

Undistorted (nt) - jon_s 17:24:34 01/14/09 (0)

Warmly bright. nt - Travis 16:24:50 01/14/09 (0)

Don't know. Don't care, so long as it sounds right to me. (nt) - kuma 16:10:37 01/14/09 (0)

Warm - plantsman 15:40:18 01/14/09 (0)

bright (er) - docw 10:32:21 01/14/09 (0)

Warm, my HF hearing is still great n/t - Awe-d-o-file 09:51:13 01/14/09 (0)

Slightly warm with a big fat tone - Craiger56 07:57:49 01/14/09 (6)

RE: Slightly warm with a big fat tone - finnman500@hotmail.com 10:28:14 01/18/09 (4)

RE: Slightly warm with a big fat tone - finnman500@hotmail.com 17:36:24 01/19/09 (2)

Big fat tone = Full bodied and robust ? - AbeCollins 14:46:20 01/21/09 (1)

RE: Big fat tone = Full bodied and robust ? - finnman500@hotmail.com 01/21/0915:56:54 01/21/09 (0)

just answering the question "slightly warm or bright" - Craiger56 14:22:46 01/19/09 (0)

Sweet/Warm = Kick Back & Relax; Bright = Sit Up & Listen... - Interstage Tranny 17:08:20 01/17/09 (0)

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RE: Big fat tone = Full bodied and robust ? - finnman500@hotmail.com 01/21/0915:56:54 01/21/09 (0)

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