Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Stephanie <sellison-unix@a...> 
wrote:
> One possibility would be to design an isolating room with speakers 
capable of 
> producing a minimum of 123 db across the entire frequency band at 
any point 
> in the room.  Then I can adjust downward the frequency spikes and 
pull up the 
> frequency holes I have trouble with.

Probably not worth the money, or the risk of further hearing loss--
unless you're thinking of adding an anechoic chamber or recording 
studio to your home, anyway. I suppose you could get a sense of what 
you may be missing in the higher frequencies by finding a way to 
manipulate harmonic overtones in the range that's audible to you, 
but you've probably gathered that kind of knowledge in the normal 
course of events. In any event, you're hanging out with the right 
crowd--drummers who've been going at it for many years, losing their 
higher frequencies all while both through the ravages of age and 
abuse.