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lb1 · 2011-02-03 22:12:42

I was using 15" tops with my powermixer but traded them in for 12" tops because they were more convenient for me. But now my sound seems thin by comparison. The mix is just backing tracks and my vocal, its the vocal that seems to have really lost its balls. How am I going the remedy this? Do I now need to buy a sub woofer?

03-02-2011 10:12PM

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I was using 15" tops with my powermixer but traded them in for 12" tops because they were more convenient for me. But now my sound seems thin by comparison. The mix is just backing tracks and my vocal, its the vocal that seems to have really lost its balls.

How am I going the remedy this? Do I now need to buy a sub woofer?

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