Foundation sounds really pants

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  1. Vin

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    It sounds good to me.

    Shaddup ya bunch of ****s!
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    I remember going to crasher many moons ago, The sound quality there was fucking immense every time i went !!!.

    obviosly a whole different system in that place tho,

    Talking about a few pennies there:eek:
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    Foundation's sound quality is superb, the majority of the time. I wear earplugs, so I don't get auditory fatigue / TTS, and the sound has crisp highs, clean ( not quite bright enough but doesnt bother me) mids, and its characteristic tight, loud drop bass sound is not overpowering.

    I think it's mostly due to TTS at 4KHz that people are finding the mids and treble to be quiet. Get some earplugs in if you want sound quality :)

    Harry
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    :lol:

    It's a vicious circle like!

    Best get that air con sorted :p
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    most of the time it is due to dj's turning things up that don't need to be turned up!

    andy is a great guy and always sets it up well it just goes to pot toward the end of the night!
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    No engineer in the world can make a red lining mixer sound good. Its just the DJ's who need a slap.
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    Only you would actually wear earplugs in Foundation though. ;)
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    Eddie would certainly have sounded better last week if id had earplugs in. ;)
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    :evil: ;)
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    granted, very few people wear them, but I would rather not have tinnitus worse than I already have.

    Foundation is very loud and will cause permanent damage to your ears :(
  11. Rossy

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    Don't kid yourself. ;)
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    More fool who? ;)

    Harry
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    harry, what kind of earplugs have you got for clubbing? i got a pair of er-20s but the sticky out bit isn't really suitable for a club imo, cotton ones are fuck all use + foam ones really hurt the ear canal after like a half hour, any suggestions? :)
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    i would probs wear em if as has been said, i found comfortable ones which improve the sound in there!
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    Well I know who'll look the bigger fool. :lol:

    Harry
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    You can't see the earplugs me/Harry use unless you look directly into the ear canal Rossy.

    To be perfectly fair though mate, I would rather look a bit off that have permanent hearing damage....Plus i hardly think people actually notice you if you are wearing earplugs...."Fuck, best move away from that guy, he's got earplugs in" :lol:

    Harry's ear defenders took it way too far like!!! :lol:

    [​IMG]

    :p

    Spud/Luke - I use the Deciguard AB earplugs. Once they are in they don't hurt your ears, occasionally itch but perfectly comfortable for all night use!

    Very cheap aswell when you buy bulk. Sit right in your ear canal. You sometimes see people with them sticking out but thats cos they are daft and try to plug them in without compressing them first :lol:

    http://www.protecdirect.co.uk/Product.asp?i=1737
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    It was very good.
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    it does sound distorted - like one of the speakers have ripped
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    I think the sound is good especially for bass heavy music.
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    :lol:

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