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hola en puente los conecto ambos y uno de los dos lo dejo "plano", es sólo efecto visual , para no saturar demasiado el sonido.- del IN de un ecualizador, al OUT del otro, por RCA y quedan en serie

En equipos de gama media si, realza los agudos, medios o graves de acuerdo al gusto del que escucha , en equipos de mejor nivel según los comentarios y diversas opiniones en foros variados NO es necesario, a mí particularmente me gusta usarlo. saludos!!

@@sereyfil Tengo ampli Technics SU-V96 con parlantes SB LX no se como cataloga...

@@loscabros7331 buen amplificador, parlantes para mejorar, no es el fuerte de la marca los bafles, casi ninguno de esa línea

сто пудов, бро! 👍👍

Hola, los conectas en serie, uno va al amplificador y el otro al IN del restante

@@sereyfil no entiendo

hola en puente los conecto ambos y uno de los dos lo dejo "plano", es sólo efecto visual , para no saturar demasiado el sonido.- del IN de un ecualizador, al OUT del otro, por RCA y quedan en serie

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Hola estimado, si , siempre tengo dobermann de raza preferida, por qué preguntas

Ok, Deep Forest has ‘ commercialized ‘ Afunakwa s original lullaby,but this commercialization is better, and more progressive than ‘that’ old tribal-feudal, self-inflicting and self- limited Isolation, because only after this commercialization will come equality and prosperity for all!!

The original voices were apparently from a royalty-free collection of recordings which anyone could use if they purchased the collection/sample. This usually means the singer was already paid and you don't have to credit them, although sometimes royalty-free rules say you have to also credit the original person.

Indeed .. a traditional song that was taken and made millions .

@@bkay88 that ‘ traditional song’, had it made millions, without Deep Forest adopting it creatively?

Deep forest paid for all the samples he used for this song people need to do a bit of research jeez

I read they didn't pay or get permission to sample this song, so they reached a settlement/agreement.

@@ignazs.5816 Interesting. And for the ethnomusicologist in the middle, Hugo Zemp? Any apology to them?

asi es, en los 80 magnificas, en los 90 en adelante regulares y malas

Really??? :(

Deep Forest's signature song "Sweet Lullaby" centres around an uncredited recording of ancestral Baegu lullaby "Rorogwela" from Northern Malaita, sung by a woman named Afunakwa, and recorded by ethnomusicologist Hugo Zemp. The recording was used without authorization from Afunakwa, Zemp, label UNESCO discs or distributor Auvidis, although Zemp had earlier reluctantly given oral permission for an unrelated recording to be used. The Deep Forest project has since become a cause celèbre as an example of primitivist caricature and cultural appropriation - AGAWU, V. KOFI

A lady originally from my country, Solomon Islands 🇸🇧

I love her voice

I was just thinking the same thing. lol.

@@westcoastogee585 At the same time. Great song hahahaha