Unless you have a harsh component (s)...it's probably room acoustics as others have mentioned. That said, I find good violin recordings (at least on cd) far and few between.
Dave
Dave
Getting rid of harsh, shrill treble
I cannot play my classical cd's at a volume where the midrange and bass come through without harsh, shrill treble, especially the violins. I have bookshelf speakers on stands and subwoofer in a small 120 sq. ft. room. I have no treble control on my pre-amp. I tried a Taddeo passive Digital Antidote II between my CD player and pre-amp with minimal result. I have a solid state integrated amp, will switching to a tube integrated amp cure this problem or is it my speakers?
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This is one of my best digital recordings of violin when played back on my system.... judged on tone. http://www.amazon.com/Britten-Walton-Violin-Concertos-Vengerov/dp/B00008XRSW Dave |
Classical fred No, I have not listened to those. I will do some internet digging today in search of those recording...thanks for the heads up. Someone pointed out this cd http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/album.jsp?album_id=61223 as a very good violin recording...I'm going to give it a listen. Dave |