Here you go: https://transfer.sh/zps84/mazmicipod.zip   There is possibly a slight difference in level between the two files due to the vagaries of doing analogue recordings from sources with different line level outputs so you might want to try and level match one against the other if that...

I have to say you were close enough I think you are picking the transitions, which are at 0:23, 1:00, 1:46, 2:36, and 3:26.  

Ok, here is the file: https://mega.nz/#!IA4ylRDA!usKCklNl39TfmjhEoI_g0CqYRcUEYbD6pLOJdbTLiaM

Anyone interested in a little experiment?   I have a WAV file I made some years ago.  It consists of sections of a track recorded from the output of a Micromega Stage 2 CD player which has individual DACs  for each channel, interleaved with sections from a recording of the output from an Apple...

I know, that is what I said it had.  Others in this thread have claimed it has a non-flat response and I wanted to know why they thought that.

Could someone please explain to me how some people can say The S6 Edge has a V, W or or any other shaped sonic signature you would care to ascribe, when the measured frequency response is ruler flat to within 0.05 db?

He wasn't sermonising.  'Don't bother' is just as valid a response in terms of advice as the rest of the posts.