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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 140714" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Infocomm???NO, the notches in the combfilter are THERE when sitting still.&nbsp; You hear DIFFERENCES in DIFFERENT comb filters when moving around.I have had cases where &quot;textbook&quot; combfilters existed and fooled seasoned audio pros.&nbsp; They did not pick it up as combfiltering-but rather lack of clarity etc.&nbsp; Some were saying it was the difference in mic preamps and such.Combfiltering is not this &quot;big ugly monster&quot; that people think it is (and THINK they can pick out).&nbsp; It is a subtle &quot;dulling&quot; of the sound, that takes away the detail, clarity,finesse etc etc.&nbsp; It &quot;sounds&quot; like it could be fixed with eq, but it cannot.&nbsp; Simply boosting eq makes it sound &quot;shrill&quot; and does NOTHING to fix the problem.You can&#039;t fix a TIME problem with eq.You really don&#039;t realize it is there-until it is gone. THEN it gets better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 140714, member: 30"] Re: Infocomm??? NO, the notches in the combfilter are THERE when sitting still. You hear DIFFERENCES in DIFFERENT comb filters when moving around. I have had cases where "textbook" combfilters existed and fooled seasoned audio pros. They did not pick it up as combfiltering-but rather lack of clarity etc. Some were saying it was the difference in mic preamps and such. Combfiltering is not this "big ugly monster" that people think it is (and THINK they can pick out). It is a subtle "dulling" of the sound, that takes away the detail, clarity,finesse etc etc. It "sounds" like it could be fixed with eq, but it cannot. Simply boosting eq makes it sound "shrill" and does NOTHING to fix the problem. You can't fix a TIME problem with eq. You really don't realize it is there-until it is gone. THEN it gets better. [/QUOTE]

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