Posts by JaZZ

  Originally Posted by ventilator  It's no wonder you're confused about neutrality since you have never heard of the Canadian National Research Council work on acoustics in the 70s and 80s that influenced the...

Originally Posted by ventilator  It's not a crude definition at all. It's actually a very sophisticated definition based on the acoustical research of the Canadian National Research Council in the 70s and 80s, which...

Originally Posted by ventilator  The measurements show that the volume level of "Normal" is basically the same as +4. So that is not truly flat. The volume has been boosted by +4. The settings might be...

The serial resistance modifies the frequency response according to the drivers' impedance curve. Therefore the effect will not be the same with other earphones. .

  Originally Posted by xnor    Just thinking that the sound quality improved (...) doesn't actually improve it. Yes, it does! Sound quality is a purely subjective thing – a matter...

Originally Posted by Nevod  About standing waves - well, I wouldn't make many claims, as I didn't do the measurements, iirc, Mike Rehorst made them, but I don't recall well. It was stated that there are no...

  Originally Posted by edstrelow  Pretty graph but without a lot of backup detail, pretty useless.   It's from here – where you'll find a lot of other graphs for...

  Originally Posted by Nevod    For the membrane and frame point - the width of the membrane which is 'doming' due to material tension near frame is only about 1 cm wide, the remaining membrane...

  Originally Posted by dreamwhisper     Wait, in the second link you provided a representative from Sennheiser says:   Originally Posted by John...

Originally Posted by spritzer  Taste is one thing, ultimate performance is a whole other aspect.   In other words: You consider yourself the benchmark when it comes to technical performance, whereas in my...