How loud were you playing the music? Its real easy to either clip amplifiers or just play the speakers too loud and the fatigue was not from the tonal balance but just too much SPL.
In a listener test, B&W N805 Vs Countour 1.3.
20 listeners said that at avg. 101dB @(1m) of output the Dynaudio sounded as loud as the B&W's which had been played at 95dB @ (1m). That's 6dB!
Just do a search for numbers on noise and hearing damage and then whenh you go back check how loud you were listening to the system.
Having the SPL number will also let you know if amplifier clipping is a problem.
Seen this before, a "bright" Dynaudio speaker doesn't exist
In a listener test, B&W N805 Vs Countour 1.3.
20 listeners said that at avg. 101dB @(1m) of output the Dynaudio sounded as loud as the B&W's which had been played at 95dB @ (1m). That's 6dB!
Just do a search for numbers on noise and hearing damage and then whenh you go back check how loud you were listening to the system.
Having the SPL number will also let you know if amplifier clipping is a problem.
Seen this before, a "bright" Dynaudio speaker doesn't exist