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talked about phenomenon. Imagine you are listening to a bass drum. When the
sound gets to the speaker, the diaphragm will either move forwards first or
backwards first. There is some debate as to whether or not this makes a
difference to the sound quality, but there have been reports of subtle changes
achieved by reversing the phase on all the speakers (ensuring that they are still
in-phase). Try it out for yourself and see if you prefer it one way over the other.
It helps to remember the last time you listened to a totally live and “unplugged”
performance; conventional electromagnetic cone speakers start to seem dull in
comparison. If your initial setting is lower than the standard setting, over time you
may wish to increase this once you become accustomed to the nuances and
detail that the Whise 1500 HD-A
®
loudspeakers offer. If you go back to listening
on conventional electromagnetic cone speakers you will appreciate just how
much of the recording was missing, and just how much additional information the
Whise 1500 HD-A
®
loudspeaker recovers from the recording.
What makes the Whise 1500 HD-A
®
loudspeaker sound so much better?
The techniques employed are unrivalled, and are designed to ensure that all the
frequency components are in the proper place in the time domain; harmonics and
distortion components are reduced to incredibly low levels, even at maximum
output. The result is a crisp clean sound that is incredibly complete. You can hear
details that are commonly masked, and readily identify the smooth transition
between the frequencies.