Found out what makes Harmon Logic7 Kick!!
07-03-2011, 09:16 PM
#1
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Found out what makes Harmon Logic7 Kick!!
Ever since I got my E Coupe, I've been rather dissatisfied with the sound system sound quality. In specific the bass. Well I think I figured out what this system needs to really show it's true colors.
Answer appears to be:
HIGH QUALITY/FIDELITY AUDIO
MP3's, radio, even HD and satellite radio dont seem to do the trick with this system. It needs lossless FLAC or surround DVD-A type music. The difference is night and day.
I guess the lack of detail in the sound file for MP3s holds the system back. I just spent a good amount of time streaming an MP3 and then FLAC from my Ipod to the system, the same song of course, and the difference was that the MP3 sounded dull, low and flat. While the latter sounded vibrant loud and detailed.
I'm no expert but I do have an ear for detail and sound quality. One thing that I have decided to do is load my ipod with flac. The problem being, I cannot find out if it's possible to play the flac through the command inputs since the ipod requires an app to play the flac, and command wants to use the default player, thus overriding the app. Aside from hooking up the ipod through the phono jack and controlling the music on the ipod itself, I dont see how FLAC files can be integrated to play through command.
Answer appears to be:
HIGH QUALITY/FIDELITY AUDIO
MP3's, radio, even HD and satellite radio dont seem to do the trick with this system. It needs lossless FLAC or surround DVD-A type music. The difference is night and day.
I guess the lack of detail in the sound file for MP3s holds the system back. I just spent a good amount of time streaming an MP3 and then FLAC from my Ipod to the system, the same song of course, and the difference was that the MP3 sounded dull, low and flat. While the latter sounded vibrant loud and detailed.
I'm no expert but I do have an ear for detail and sound quality. One thing that I have decided to do is load my ipod with flac. The problem being, I cannot find out if it's possible to play the flac through the command inputs since the ipod requires an app to play the flac, and command wants to use the default player, thus overriding the app. Aside from hooking up the ipod through the phono jack and controlling the music on the ipod itself, I dont see how FLAC files can be integrated to play through command.
07-12-2011, 08:55 AM
#4
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the processing on the logic 7 has a lot to do it with it also, as it is trying to be the end all answer for all music sources. and apply the same settings to the various sources.
07-12-2011, 09:10 AM
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MBWorld Fanatic!
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You get what you pay for. You may try burning them to a DVD disk, also.
Btw many of us saving been saying hi Rez formats are the way to go rather than new audio gear and ripping up the stock systems.
You can experiment with bit rates and codecs to Find the best solution for your application as Cartronics points out.
Do not drop the silver disks yet!
