Member, Unsound, asks,”Often times [here], reference is made to a product being “voiced.” I’m curious what exactly that might mean to Audigoners.”
What do you think? Comment below!
Brf
The term is “typically” used in reference to speakers. A designer will have a vision as to how their speakers should sound. The designer’s speakers can sound best with either tube or solid state amplifiers; therefore, they are “voiced” with said amplifier in mind. Some speaker designers will take it further and “voice” their speaker to sound their best with a specific manufacture’s equipment. Example: Spectral – Avalon -MIT.
Bombaywalla
Equipment tuned to sound with a certain set of colourations that the designer had in mind while designing the component(s).
All audio gear has colourations – each designer chooses his/her set.