Hi,
I'm new to this forum and english is not my native languise but I hope I have give you good information to my problem.
I just got a pair of Magnepan LRS brand new for a good price, I understand they need a lot of time to break in and right now I belive they got about 30 hours
that is not near the 150 hours that is recomended but now I hear a lot of things I never noticed before some very fine details, but some that is disturbing to my ears.
The sound from this speaker is to me very natural, bass is good enough but these "over tones" on voices and some instrument is very disturbing.
When listening to for example Eva Cassidy Live At Blues Alley her voice seems to crack when she singing high notes, well it almost as it cracking I have no better words,
the same goes for some electric guitar solos on different recordings they seems to go way over what I ever heard before on any speakers it almost hurting my ears.
I mainly play americana, pop and country, not hard rock or metal.
So I considering to use the resistor when they are breaked in, but what is the difference to lower the treble VS. use the resistor?
I might say that my room is not very damped and I have a wife so I can't do what some of you are doing to your rooms, right now I'm playing on a Bluesound powernode that might be to weak to give the speaker the best, but I play at normal
volume. Hope anyone can help me out.
I'm new to this forum and english is not my native languise but I hope I have give you good information to my problem.
I just got a pair of Magnepan LRS brand new for a good price, I understand they need a lot of time to break in and right now I belive they got about 30 hours
that is not near the 150 hours that is recomended but now I hear a lot of things I never noticed before some very fine details, but some that is disturbing to my ears.
The sound from this speaker is to me very natural, bass is good enough but these "over tones" on voices and some instrument is very disturbing.
When listening to for example Eva Cassidy Live At Blues Alley her voice seems to crack when she singing high notes, well it almost as it cracking I have no better words,
the same goes for some electric guitar solos on different recordings they seems to go way over what I ever heard before on any speakers it almost hurting my ears.
I mainly play americana, pop and country, not hard rock or metal.
So I considering to use the resistor when they are breaked in, but what is the difference to lower the treble VS. use the resistor?
I might say that my room is not very damped and I have a wife so I can't do what some of you are doing to your rooms, right now I'm playing on a Bluesound powernode that might be to weak to give the speaker the best, but I play at normal
volume. Hope anyone can help me out.