Listening to Rock: with %100 bass or %100 treble?

[choco_coronet_devourer_69]

yeah im really confused as both sounds really great [to me]
LOL

[whatamidoing]

I just listen to music normally without messing with anything

[choco_coronet_devourer_69]

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I just listen to music normally without messing with anything

well i love messing things around and with edm i usually go full bass and how'd you listen with default preset? or you got an amp? i can't stand to default presets,either too bassy,or NO bass

[628]

Why not go 50/50 and enjoy both treble and bass?

[choco_coronet_devourer_69]

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Why not go 50/50 and enjoy both treble and bass?

might be :)

[Blargo]

I'm a bass boy. I love me some bass.

[The Rock God]

Flattest possible frequency response that can be achieved with the EQ. Listen to the music the way it was intended to sound.

[choco_coronet_devourer_69]

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Flattest possible frequency response that can be achieved with the EQ. Listen to the music the way it was intended to sound.

Also that requires a headphone which has the most natural sound.
Heard sennheisers have most balanced/natural sound. I'll buy hd300's am I doing this right?

[whatamidoing]

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Flattest possible frequency response that can be achieved with the EQ. Listen to the music the way it was intended to sound.

Also that requires a headphone which has the most natural sound.
Heard sennheisers have most balanced/natural sound. I'll buy hd300's am I doing this right?

I've had MDR-V6s for a while and I'm very pleased with them.

[Azza ☠]

You don't increase the bass and treble that much, as it will distort the music.

If you want some quality bass, then get higher-end full range speakers and a sub-woofer. Enter the world of audiophonics and you will NEVER go back to playing through those tin cans.

If you really want to mess with EQ Settings for rock music, then...

50-100 Hz boosts the kick drum.
500-3,000 Hz will boost your snare.
Cutting mid-range (while leaving your highs and lows relatively boosted) will help bring out your toms.

Boosting around 150 Hz will add heaviness to the guitar tone.
Depending on your guitar, pedal, and amp combo, you can get an annoying “honk” in the 1,000-2,000 Hz range. Lower these frequencies to smooth out your tone.
Boosting the guitar around 3,000 Hz will help it cut through the mix, especially on lead lines.
Boosting treble frequencies can create a distortion effect.

Therefore it's a slight V curve on the Equalizer settings.

[choco_coronet_devourer_69]

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Also that requires a headphone which has the most natural sound.
Heard sennheisers have most balanced/natural sound. I'll buy hd300's am I doing this right?

I've had MDR-V6s for a while and I'm very pleased with them.

That's far outta my budget

[whatamidoing]

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I've had MDR-V6s for a while and I'm very pleased with them.

That's far outta my budget

That's a shame, then. I'd swear by them.

[choco_coronet_devourer_69]

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That's far outta my budget

That's a shame, then. I'd swear by them.

think i should collect money for 'em then :)
and is v6's and 7506's matter?

[whatamidoing]

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That's a shame, then. I'd swear by them.

think i should collect money for 'em then :)
and is v6's and 7506's matter?

I don't think it matters too much. Pretty sure they're very similar. V6 is what I have, though.

[choco_coronet_devourer_69]

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think i should collect money for 'em then :)
and is v6's and 7506's matter?

I don't think it matters too much. Pretty sure they're very similar. V6 is what I have, though.

well couldnt find them and then saw 7506's so..

[Crunch]

T 35-40%/50-60% B

Anything lower makes it sound muffled/scrambled