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?
If it's in any way relevant this is for a music only system withe the following equipment: Harmon Kardon HK3485 receiver, Onkyo DXC390 6 disc mp3 player, 2 Infinity Primus P362 mains, and an HSU STF-2 VTF3 subwoofer.
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?
If it's in any way relevant this is for a music only system withe the following equipment: Harmon Kardon HK3485 receiver, Onkyo DXC390 6 disc mp3 player, 2 Infinity Primus P362 mains, and an HSU STF-2 VTF3 subwoofer.