stackyFACTSWhy make a masterpiece if nobody can hear it properly? Audio engineers deliberately test and mix their brilliant, multi-layered orchestral scores on the cheapest, most terrible consumer speakers available. If the mix doesn't sound decent on a blown-out plastic soundbar, they have to start over.
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