This was at the bin store the other day but it was a bit overpriced at $20 so I didn't buy it.Submitted by speenbean t3_123p55v in headphones
Curious_Swordfish_36 t1_je8oir5 wrote
Reply to comment by Sink_In_ in This was at the bin store the other day but it was a bit overpriced at $20 so I didn't buy it. by speenbean
I use tidal master files, though any decent quality will work. Spotify is fine. MP3s work too. The biggest issue with these is that they play exactly what the sound engineer produced. If it is a bad track, you won’t like listening. If it is a well put together track, your ears will be rewarded. Crap in crap out. Quality in, quality out. It will not make a bad track sound good. The tube amp will do that though…
Sink_In_ t1_jebn4hx wrote
education 1 on 1 :D thanks now I am googling tial master files :D
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