If the belief of " I think we've already established that differences in voicing would be handled by EQ. "
It will help but it is not a real fix.
I know I am listed as a Newbie but I have been mixing in a studio or live since 1968.
Some people may think that a high quality 1/3rd octave or 4+ band parametric will deliver the same results, but not to a person that really has the time, equipment, & environment to do critical listening.
I am saying this so some other NEWBIE doesn't go out & buy a $500.00 to $2,000.00 eq. thinking that will solve it.
I my humble opinion & I must admit I only have a set of AR LST/2's & not a few different sets. But from what little I have found out so far is that the AR's are very well designed.
Not only are the networks inside well thought out but the components are well built & specially constructed.
How would you achieve that AR sound modern components?
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If the belief of " I think we've already established that differences in voicing would be handled by EQ. "
It will help but it is not a real fix.
I know I am listed as a Newbie but I have been mixing in a studio or live since 1968.
Some people may think that a high quality 1/3rd octave or 4+ band parametric will deliver the same results, but not to a person that really has the time, equipment, & environment to do critical listening.
I am saying this so some other NEWBIE doesn't go out & buy a $500.00 to $2,000.00 eq. thinking that will solve it.
I my humble opinion & I must admit I only have a set of AR LST/2's & not a few different sets. But from what little I have found out so far is that the AR's are very well designed.
Not only are the networks inside well thought out but the components are well built & specially constructed.