I'm just curious. It seems like the difference between ER6 and ER6i is close to the difference between ER4S and ER4P - higher impedance, higher high frequency response. Has anybody tried to put a pair of 32Ohm resistors or just the adapter in series with ER6i? Does it do the same as does the adapter to ER4P?
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