Tim Martin
June 29th 05, 07:49 PM
"Pink_isn't_well" > wrote in message
...
> Who the hell over at Creative thought of cranking the bass way too
> high and set that as the zero setting on this system's bass level
> control? I won't go into describing what it sounds like listening to
> hard rock on this. Especially if you turn the bass up a bit.
>
> It's absolutely insane. You can get an acceptable bass/treble ratio
> if you turn the bass level knob all the way down and use the
> equalizer of the software you're using to adjust, but it's still a
> pain.
How close are you to the bass speaker compared with the mid-range/HF units?
It looks to me as if the HF units are intended to be close on the desk, with
the bass unit further away, beneath the desk. That would make a substantial
difference to the relative sound levels.
Tim
...
> Who the hell over at Creative thought of cranking the bass way too
> high and set that as the zero setting on this system's bass level
> control? I won't go into describing what it sounds like listening to
> hard rock on this. Especially if you turn the bass up a bit.
>
> It's absolutely insane. You can get an acceptable bass/treble ratio
> if you turn the bass level knob all the way down and use the
> equalizer of the software you're using to adjust, but it's still a
> pain.
How close are you to the bass speaker compared with the mid-range/HF units?
It looks to me as if the HF units are intended to be close on the desk, with
the bass unit further away, beneath the desk. That would make a substantial
difference to the relative sound levels.
Tim