The bass amplification doesn't happen via an extra circuit that is outside the digital realm (between plug and D/A converter), it's all digital.
So, it's more likely to bump into the max available range.Īnyway: The problem is not the home stereo system, the problem is digital amplitude. So, if you want the bass to be loud enough in comparison to the higher frequencies, you have to give it a lot more amplitude. Therefore, if you take a bass sound of a certain amplitude (The vertical extent of the wave), and you increase the frequency, it will seem louder and louder. The higher frequency a wave (be it audio or em-radiation like light an such), the more energy it carries. Originally posted by Thorn:Lower frequencies are louder than the higher ones so obvs they override the quieter noisesĭont overboost bass aswell, it doesnt sound good
