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What Does “warm” Mean To You In The Context Of HiFi?

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  • CyberBobert@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    To me it means less shrillness. Sometimes the “S” sound, like when you say snake, is very shrill sounding on bright speakers.

    If I turn the volume down enough, at some point the shrill S sound is all you hear. The rest of the lyrics and instruments are not really audiable but the cymbals and S sound in lyrics can still be heard clearly.

    With a “warm” setup, the S sound isn’t so shrill and when the volume is turned down, the cymbals and S sound in lyrics is no more audiable than the rest of the frequency range.