Tanpa limiter, Baru kerasa rasanya....

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nonton AKB ga Yattekita untuk yang ke.... sekina kalinya
gila udah gw puter berapa kali ya
apa lagi pas lagu "White Day ni wa"
abisnya lagunya enak trus buat latihan wotagei cocok soalnya sampe verse yang ke 3 kayak overture gitulah
lanjut
trus di gedein sampe suaranya poll banget
make Sennheiser HD 438
dan gw pun berkata
"mana katanya enak di bagian bass nya"
yaudah trus sambil jalan....
OH IYA KAN LIMITER DI REALTEK MASIH NYALA!!!!!!
khu- buat yang ga tau realtek, realtek tuh program audio bawaan motherboard-nya gitu
trus waktu itu ngutak-ngatik baru tau ada bagian limiternya, ya udah dipake aja biar gak nerusak headphone
setelah dirasa-rasa ilangin limiter aaahhhh~
tep limiter ilang
saatnya nyoba "White Day ni wa" gak pake limiter
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SYITTTT!!!!! Naon ieu!? suaranya super OKE!!!!!
ada DEP DEP-nya gitu tapi treble sama detail suaranya gak ilang gara-gara suara bass-nya yang kuat
khu-
dasar Sennheiser HD 438 gw, memang gak bakalan bikin lo kesel....

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