If you want to fix your CD, try REVERSING THE ABOVE. I'd hate to imagine what this sounds like on a pair of itty bitty neutral mini-monitors!įunny thing is.I dragged out the previous 1975 album on CD, and why it might be considered a touch bright - it's much more pleasantly so to these ears - with a fatter bottom to help balance things out.ĭavid, what you're hearing added EQ wise is: Again, my system is anything BUT bright to begin with. Yet, everywhere that bright wispiness is still evident (i.e. If I had to pick the least offender from the upbeat songs, offhand, I'd probably say "Second Hand News" and only because it doesn't have any tambourines or high-hats crashing along throughout the entire song.
The acoustic strings on "Never Going Back" are just way too sharp and bright, and "Don't Stop" just sounds plain awful.thin and bright.
Just to make sure we're tonally on the same page, the opening 4 downbeats on the high-hat during "You Make Loving Fun" defines this brightness for me.brutal. Yet, even on these, I can hear how much treble "zing" and "air" have been eq'ed into the picture. "David" asks about Fleetwood Mac RUMORS new versions compared to the original released many years ago and NOT remastered by Ken Perry:
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