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castleofargh replied to the thread Frequency response at the ear drum.The thread on the Storm remains, and this one isn't it. This part has been moved here as off-topic because it wasn't about that IEM.
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castleofargh replied to the thread Frequency response at the ear drum.I'm guessing we've all read the same papers at some point(although I might be talking about us 3 and 2 other guys in the thread when I...
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castleofargh replied to the thread Frequency response at the ear drum.I personally don't understand what his argument is. I tried, and I don't get it. Musical instruments can even have harmonics that are...
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castleofargh reacted to bigshot's post in the thread Different perceptions on different days? with Like.My DAC has a headache.
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castleofargh replied to the thread Frequency response at the ear drum.It's where Harman's work and little statistical analysis gave 3 main preference groups. Is there a market for a non-dominant group...
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castleofargh replied to the thread What software would I use to EQ a file if EQ ability is not in my player.Foobar can convert a file with some DSP in the conversion. Ages ago I used to do just that to have replaygain, EQ, and sometimes even...
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castleofargh replied to the thread Where to find any 768 khz music sample files?.https://shopwondrousroots.com/new-5g-blocker-bracelet-ladies-young-adult-size-aphabio-centrix/ Why is this sold if it doesn't really...
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castleofargh replied to the thread Balanced amps for IEMs.I'm troubled by this. First, I am one to feel like the priority is pretty much always hiss with IEMs, and indeed, higher gain tends to...
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castleofargh replied to the thread Best frequency response for gaming.I'm late(in the game...), but I have 2 things to say: 1/ Headphone brands usually don't give a frequency response range, and those who...
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castleofargh replied to the thread Upgrade or just EQ?.Of course different transducers, electrical and acoustic tuning, will result in different amounts of distortions which, while usually...
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castleofargh reacted to 71 dB's post in the thread The Doppler Illusion, why is it so hard to understand? with Like.Yes. That's why this is tricky. There is a real physical frequency change, but it isn't exactly what we perceive: A sound source...
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castleofargh replied to the thread The Doppler Illusion, why is it so hard to understand?.The Doppler effect is strictly the objective phenomenon. Wavelength shifting due to relative motion. There is no mystery, not unmeasured...
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castleofargh replied to the thread Anyone into crossfeed?.You're the one bringing up a fidelity concern about an OS(not even one version of it, the all OS), isn't it normal to want to clearly...
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