"Eiron" wrote in message
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On 11/02/2012 14:08, Don Pearce wrote:

My conclusions? If the problem isn't severe, go for it. But you won't
get any joy out of trying to fix something really nasty.

My conclusion is that you should get a Linsley Hood amp from the 1970s
and play with the switched frequency bass and treble controls,
and the switched frequency variable slope treble filter until you get
bored,
then put everything back to flat and just enjoy the music.


My conclusion is that you should step into the 1980s and start working with
full parametric equalizers with at least 4 channels. If you want to go
totally overboard on moving into the middle 1990s, then use a DAW.