mp3 or wav make a huge difference?

RooTxBeeR

Posted April 17, 2016

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Posted April 17, 2016 (edited)

Last night I retuned both of my amps. Since my phone cannot do stereo bluetooth anymore because it's in such bad shape. I tuned through the AUX cable this time. Every other time though, used bluetooth. I used the same -db tracks as I did before, just this time, used Snow's .wav files over the .mp3 ones. I noticed that this time around, everything sounds just a bit quiter than it had before. Some songs that used to drop me to 10's, now doesn't, mids/highs are as loud as they where before. Could that be because I used the .wav files? Or maybe something else? I am going to try the mp3's a bit later today, couldn't get access to the DD-1 test cd last night so I had to work with what was availible to me at the time.

Edited April 17, 2016 by RooTxBeeR

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