audiovector
Novice Member
Greetings from Sweden!
Yesterday i bought a Nad D1050 usb dac and hooked it up to my setup consisting of a HK 970 amp and B&W dm603 s1 speakers. As soon as I started to listen, I noticed a significant and unpleasent "glare" in the upper midrange region, especially noticeable with certain voices. I tried to correct this with eq but just didn't get rid of this annoying "sound knife" in the midrange tones. Now I'm wondering if this in general is a typical sound characteristic of Nad products or if it may be that this dac just dosen't match soundwise with the other components of my system? Do any of you guys recognize this problem or know a solution for it?
Many thanks
Yesterday i bought a Nad D1050 usb dac and hooked it up to my setup consisting of a HK 970 amp and B&W dm603 s1 speakers. As soon as I started to listen, I noticed a significant and unpleasent "glare" in the upper midrange region, especially noticeable with certain voices. I tried to correct this with eq but just didn't get rid of this annoying "sound knife" in the midrange tones. Now I'm wondering if this in general is a typical sound characteristic of Nad products or if it may be that this dac just dosen't match soundwise with the other components of my system? Do any of you guys recognize this problem or know a solution for it?
Many thanks