Treble rebel

This topic was created in the Music forum by virgodog58 on Sunday, November 30, 2014 and has 1 replies.

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@virgodog58
14 Years1,000+ Posts

Am I the only person who prefers treble to bass? When I was a kid and tone controls were common on record-players and stereos I always used to turn the bass right down and the treble right up and I still prefer this kind of sound. Perhaps it helped that when I was growing up I used to be into a lot of Motown stuff which was deliberately intended to sound good coming out of tinny transistor radio speakers - therefore a lot of tambourine, cymbals, snare drum, etc. Even though these days I like a lot of metal which tends to have a lot of bass I like to listen to it through the tiny speaker of the mp3 player on my cell phone. I also like Oriental music as it tends to be high-pitched and even shrill which I like.

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@Qbone
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You are not alone mate, I love Treble too to the point that I changed my speakers factory set ups to deliver bass and treble only.

Here is something you will enjoy if you can manage to change you speaker set ups.

Sitar has a very strange and delightful (zing) when it comes to treble.