I've now posted the key to the six files. Thank you for your help!

Future Sonics's EarFills are my overall favorite tips -- of the dozens I've tried* -- but in most of the world they're hard to obtain. Also, one problem with using them with the Atrio is that the excellent seal they create can prevent the driver from moving. I don't know if the same is true of...

Different mic, among other factors. For my Gearspace samples, I went with the MKH 416, the most used microphone in movie history. For Le Dragon et la Damoiselle, I went with the MD 441. The MD 441 has been called the most condenser-like of dynamic microphones because of its clarity, but for me...

Ah, yeah, no, you don't have to register. I mean, your telling me here as you did works just fine for me. Thank you! E is currently leading the poll by a wide marging, yet it's the dark horse: an app/plugin created entirely by one person. For Mac only, unfortunately, and I have a PC...

I posted seven short audio samples and a poll on Gearspace (a forum about audio recording): Six de-reverb apps compared Should you have time to lend your golden ears (and gear) to the experiment, please do! I did my own listening using the ER4SR and the 4.A, a CIEM made by the Wizard.

But yours has pictures!:thumbsup: (Thank you for the aknowledgement. With link, no less!)

This video tells how the human side of aune affects its technical side. It is polished, with an attention to detail that reflects well on the company's products, notably the Jasper and AR5000. The AR5000's features that most caught my attention are (1) the 50 mm driver, with its multi-layer...

https://xmems.com/news/noble-audio-launches-falcon-max-featuring-xmems/ https://www.notebookcheck.net/Noble-Audio-launches-Falcon-Max-earbuds-using-xMEMS-drivers-for-superior-audio-reproduction.786937.0.html

Many years ago, I put oil in my ears, for some health reason I can't recall. I ended up with packed wax that worked as permanent earplugs. The solution? Hydrogen peroxide. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322725

You're a good guy, Dave. Better than me, that's for certain.

Your departure is a very bad sign in that regard, let's face it.

I'd ask, "What was Lucid Audio even thinking?," but I doubt you could answer. We talked about the T2 connector for the ER4SR, as well as about sharp-angled connectors for over-ear wear, etc. So much potential still, so much going through the window. Lucid Audio also acquired Westone Audio; I...

Two weeks before Christmas? That's... rough, to say the least. I do hope you quickly find another job in the industry. You've been very helpful; Ety owns a lot of its good rep here to you. Whomever you work for next will be very lucky.

But if there can be (small) differences between filters, as you mentioned, is it better to do the final test with or without them?

On the back end?