[lextek]

Caught this on a Germany audio site. www.aprilscherz.com. I guess they have an "acoustic chip" that measures the audio input in ratio to the volume of the ear canal.  Some sort of equalization is applied for a balanced audio experience.  No photos were posted.  Sounds interesting.

 

[winma]

It sounds interesting, but the site you posted does not exist  

 

[lextek]

I'll have to check the link.

 

[MomijiTMO]

O__o

 

[christine]

Edit: I saw the website just fine, lextek. Yeah, no pics (bummer!), but it was a good read even though I didn't understand some of the terminology.

 

[TopspinTEC]

It's going to auto equalize for the human ear?

 

[dxps26]

1st of april...

 

[RPGWiZaRD]

Quote:

1st of april...

My thoughts exactly... Why would Sennheiser use the letter "i" for starters and a chip that tunes the drivers for the ears? Yea right, it wouldn't make any sense as we all hear a bit differently.
 

 

[clarinetman]

Funny, "Aprilscherz" means "April Fool's" in German.
 
Cool story, bro

 

[LizardKing1]

Successful troll is successful!

 

[cifani090]

I thought they were headphones