I'd like to remove some of the sibilance from what I hear from my speakers without remastering any of my recordings. Since much of what I listen to is on mp3 (obviously not the best choice) this is often a problem in this format.

I just read an article about an equalizer doing the job nicely.

http://shanefield.blogspot.com/2004/...article-3.html

Could anyone weigh in on this? How does one go about choosig an equalizer?

...until today regarding the loudspeakers. But the most of the errors arise, if those have done its work.

http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2008/01/make_your_own_vaccum_tube.html

Hey everyone...

I'll be moving into my first home soon & am starting to look around for an upgrade on my system.

I currently have a vintage NAD integrated amp & a pair of cheap Sony bookshelf speakers (bought new in 1994).

I'd like to get your advice on which components to buy in the build of my new system.

The room will be 17ft wide & 24ft long, with 10ft ceilings. It's an open concept loft with hardwood floors. One side of the room will be dry-walled & the other is strictly glass (floor-to-ceiling windows). The ceiling is exposed concrete.

Hi!

I dont know weather this is the right forum for this or not?
But I give it a try!

Anyone who knows where I cant get the technical specifications for this model?

Thanks Ben