Here, read this.

fun times.

To add a little bit more perspective on the measurement of headphones. An ear simulator is not the only means of measurement of a transducer. Some others looking at what a headphone response is are similar to traditional loudspeaker measurements just scaled to size. Unloaded near field response...

My 2 or 3 cents. This new 5128 is a tool, just like the other mics, analyzers, and meters we use for tests. We have a lot of new work to do with this new tool to shape our ideas. The pursuit of knowledge of a topic often leads to having to reevaluate our understanding. Just because we can...

HRTF's are measured in a few different ways. Blocked meatus, meaning the microphone is placed in the concha bowl, the entrance to the ear canal, or DRP the Drum Reference point. KEMAR/HATS, or a probe mic, meaning the microphone is placed at a depth relative to the eardrum. These two methods...

Localizations: Externalization, front back/ up down Localization.

I wouldnt characterize the inner ear as Psychoacoustics. The inner ear is transfering vibration into the electrical signals.

WHAT? Man, this has been interesting to follow. Certainly a lot of theories going on. I think there a lot of scientists rolling over in their graves.

Reminds me of so many times in the music industry working with singers. I need more reverb or more EQ. Touch the wrong knob. Turn the back and forth. Is that good? Perfect. On we go.

Now I remember why I never post on here. There is no agreement stated in my post or implied.

No. You are not comparing a DAC to a DAC you are comparing the sum of all the parts to another. In simplified terms. Both DAC's have a power supply and an analog output section. The power supply is a source of noise for both the Digital and Analog sections of a PCB. The Analog output...

I suggest those in the debate read a few papers regarding spatial hearing. L. Rayleigh, (1907). "On Our Perception of Sound Direction," Philosophy. Mag., vol. 13 Blauert, J. (1969-70). Sound Localization in the Median Plane, Acustica, Volume 22, pp. 205-213. J. C. Middlebrooks, E. A...

What's the point that you are trying to make? Yes, a Bessel filter vs Sallen-Key Filter will do different things. But as stated. 1s and 0s are the same.

HDMI is not the issue in the case of a film being correct. The problem is the TV and its ability to reproduce the colors and dynamic range correctly. The image has to do with the panel, its technology (LED, OLED, Plasma, etc.) panel yield, and controllers for the said choice of technology...

Seriously you need a chill pill. nothing false was stated about the FFT. You continue on your path. Cheers