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Benefits of High Impedance Headphones??
even class A amps waste more than 70% of the power just to keep them properly biased and in class A opertation. What matters is the actual power delivered to the headphone which is given by E X I cos(x) where cos(x) is the power factor which makes life bad for EE guys. Long live...- rohan575
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- Forum: Headphone Amps (full-size)
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Comment by 'rohan575' in article 'Headphone Impedance'
JackonStone: An output impedance of 4-8 ohms means that the amp can drive headphones which have an impedance of 4-8 ohms and higher. Although if we treat headphones as DC resistances you can work out that the current demand will be very high. More current means more heat and heat brings...- rohan575
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Comment by 'rohan575' in article 'Headphone Impedance'
The whole idea is to run things in their comfort zone, for an amp output impedance 600 Ohm driving a 600 Ohm headphone is a full workout for the amp, its a nice idea to have some headroom for the amp to run smoothly.- rohan575
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Headphone impedances
---> http://www.head-fi.org/wiki/headphone-impedance- rohan575
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- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Headphone Impedance?
--> http://www.head-fi.org/wiki/headphone-impedance- rohan575
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- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Headphone Impedance
---> http://www.head-fi.org/wiki/headphone-impedance- rohan575
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- Forum: Portable Headphones, Earphones and In-Ear Monitors
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Comment by 'rohan575' in article 'Headphone Impedance'
This is a simpler and practical expression and takes in a lot of assumptions, one could go onto more depth but then it wont be useful for the people who don't have an EE background. I kept it short for this reason only.- rohan575
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Headphone Burn-in
exactly, the drivers as from my past experiments do not change in characteristics. None, of the electrical properties apart from weakening of the magnetic field strength (which takes a LOT of time to be significant) everything remains same. Especially when modern drivers are sealed with...- rohan575
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- Forum: Sound Science
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Benefits of High Impedance Headphones??
please note: I stated it in terms of speed of electrons, it is not! speed of electrons in a conductor is constant, rather the potential that they are accelerated under changes- rohan575
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- Forum: Headphone Amps (full-size)
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Headphone Burn-in
the increased weight explains the base response changing too you know- rohan575
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- Forum: Sound Science
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Headphone Burn-in
it can be the dried out ear pads recovering- rohan575
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- Forum: Sound Science
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Cable Science
Fact is, ask any cable manufacturer to test his product with an O'scope and plot charts within the 20-20k range, you will be surprised. I believe there should be standards in audio equipment. Manufacturers should have their equipment tested and rated accordingly using measurable...- rohan575
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Don't get why "Audiophile" USB Cable would improve sound quality
10101010101010101010 That's it! simple, on or off, 1 or 0, 0v or +5v. Only if it were so simple, we presume that digital signals are "clean" 1's and 0's sadly they are not. When things are happening so fast (a few megahertz) things can go crazy inside a cable. Inductance, interference, jitter...- rohan575
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A stimulating read about cables (at least I thought so)
just wanted to point out a paper on the relevant topic.- rohan575
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A stimulating read about cables (at least I thought so)
emm...http://www.head-fi.org/wiki/hi-end-cables- rohan575
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- Forum: Sound Science
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Digital Response Correction
We've had countless EQ, bass boost etc... technologies present. But this is a new one. Were starting research and would like to have feedback from headfiers. It's called Headphone Profiling Every headphone in the world has a unique frequency curve which can be corrected by a DSP changing...- rohan575
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- Forum: Headphone Amps (full-size)
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Digital Response Correction
Thread for new technologies, this one based on response correction.- rohan575
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- headphones sennheiser-hd-555-headphones
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- Forum: Headphone Amps (full-size)
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Headphone Burn-in
Interesting Note: these are NOT real world values the system was subjected to over 1167mW way above what normal headphones handle. Let me explain this, I'll take the original value to be 'x' and the new value to be 'y' the data here will be y/x only a ratio. Data is not...- rohan575
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- Forum: Sound Science
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Headphone Burn-in
Here's something that i am upto It's basically a fixed amplitude detector. The test material has been to attached to a coil (76Ohm) which is constantly energised. The magnets are elctro-magnets configured to generate forced sine vibrations on the test material. The amplitude is...- rohan575
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- Forum: Sound Science
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Headphone Burn-in
While in my limited knowledge and only an electron microscope which i am permitted use at the university it is quite clear that molecular re-alignments occur and although i don't have an audio lab at my disposal i made some measurements using a pair of laser detectors (a pair of laser and a...- rohan575
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Headphone Burn-in
I stand corrected, Lets take a simple polymer geometry, poly(methylene) for now, H H H H H H H H --C -- C --C -- C -- C -- C -- C -- C -- on this level atoms can rotate (due to the sigma bonds and Sp3 hybridization only on a TEMPORARY basis)*...- rohan575
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Comment by 'rohan575' in article 'Headphone Impedance'
i agree need to edit this, speed of electrons is constant in a conductor, its the kinetic energy which is responsible. The amount of work done in moving an e- form 1 point to another is voltage not it's relative speed. jeffreyfranz, it's a wiki please edit as you like.- rohan575
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Headphone Burn-in
Theory Youngs modulus = Stress / strain , elastic fatigue is 0 for perfect materials but incase of headphone diaphrams they DO have some value which changes strain or impact on them. thus changing sound- rohan575
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- Forum: Sound Science