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In my setup, I use a pair of NHT A-10's. I like them quite a bit, but they
have no sub-woofer, so they are somewhat flat. I enjoy the clarity when mixing on them, but my mixes don't always translate. I will get the mix perfect sounding in the sudio, but when played on a car or home stereo I get a bit of bass muddiness in the overall frequency of the mix. Would having a subwoofer to click off and on and hear what the mix would sound like in a home environment help this problem? |
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