[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

Buknakyd wrote:

is there something I should do about the peak on the higher end (3k-9k)?
And if so, what can you do about it?

If it’s really as bad as that, the highs should be ripping your head off. I.e., it should be audibly apparent that there’s a problem up there.

As far as what to do about it (assuming it really is a problem), the easiest thing o do is simply adjust your treble control. Many receivers have adjustable center frequencies for the tone controls; if yours does, set it as close to 7kHz as possible and cut several dB.

If there really is a problem in that area, and it doesn’t sound bad to you, it could be that you’ve become accustomed to the way it sounds. So if you cut the treble @7kHz and it doesn’t sound right, try listening to it for a few days before you decide you don’t like it.

Regards,
Wayne