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this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2024
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I've got speakers for every occassion. Several in-ears, over ears, monitor phones, Bluetooth speakers, and main amp and stack. Because of this it all sits in that top of middle range to bottom of high range, else I'd be broke.
Mainly use Spotify and vinyl.
Talk about chalk and cheese…
Well, I don't bother with lossless anymore outside of my own production. Not everything in the house is hooked up to EQs and I'm not hauling them out everytime I play music. So it's almost pointless these days.