Sentence examples for extended treble from inspiring English sources
The headphones are all designed to deliver the clear, natural sound that has made Audio-Technica a favorite with recording engineers, artists and listeners worldwide, with impactful bass, a natural midrange, extended treble and precise imaging.
I also received an "extended" treble tip which I don't believe will be in the retail packages because Sleek felt many users would find it harsh.
Sure, you can EQ your songs and albums individually, but being able to blow up the bass or extend the treble in the hardware is fun and can really bring new life to your music.
Since the mid-19th century, the range has been extended up to treble E. The bassoon is a 17th-century development of the earlier sordone, fagotto, or dulzian, known in England as the curtal.
"It's the first time anyone has secured back-to-back trebles and we have extended our own record to winning eight trophies in a row".
Now the fund has been trebled to £33 million and extended to 2005.
The winger, who extended his contract at the Showgrounds last week, completed his treble from the penalty spot.
Will Hayler: The Paul Hanagan bandwagon rolled onwards and upwards at Pontefract this afternoon as the jockey extended his advantage at the top of the jockeys' championship to 11 winners when riding a treble in the first three races at the Yorkshire track.
In less than four years at the helm, Hearn has extended the world snooker calender to 50 weeks a year, packed it with tournaments and almost trebled available prize money from £3m to £8.5m.
The second volume of James MacMillan's projected four-album series for Challenge finds him conducting the Netherlands Chamber Philharmonic and Netherlands Radio Choir on the premiere of his Advent antiphon "Ó", in which lowering strings shade treble choral harmonies either side of a central solo trumpet passage, its divine nobility haloed by the choir's extended "O".
