[snip3r77]

What device or platform are you using? Windows? Android?

I’m using windows

 

[jaakkopasanen]

I’m using windows

EqualizerAPO is the way to go. Many prefer Peace GUI on top of that. With peace you can simply import the ParametricEQ.txt file and then set the preamp. See usage instructions for more details in the Github page.

 

[snip3r77]

EqualizerAPO is the way to go. Many prefer Peace GUI on top of that. With peace you can simply import the ParametricEQ.txt file and then set the preamp. See usage instructions for more details in the Github page.

Ok thanks let me try .

 

[snip3r77]

EqualizerAPO is the way to go. Many prefer Peace GUI on top of that. With peace you can simply import the ParametricEQ.txt file and then set the preamp. See usage instructions for more details in the Github page.

Btw , you can use the graphs from audiobudget too. It’s a gold mine for chifi iems

 

[crinacle]

Got my new database updated at 200 IEMs but it's tedious work and I'm not even halfway done.

Edited the first post to reflect the new change in direction. Should be done by the end of the week.

 

[buonassi]

like the new site, and the youtube posts - which are damn hilarious BTW. Good to see you breaking out like that. Tell it like you hear it.... that's all you can do my friend. I think that having all measurements in one place is the way to go. You really do the community a service. Your graphs have helped me through thousands of dollars spent over the past couple years.

I'm sure you don't hear it enough.....So.................. thank you Crinacle!

 

[buonassi]

also.... Rai Penta.... I bought this one blind. When I get it (on backorder), it'll be interesting to see the graph against what I'm hearing. I'm sure one will find its way to you to be evaluated/measured.

 

[csglinux]

I'm sure you don't hear it enough.....So.................. thank you Crinacle!

Agreed. Nice job @crinacle

 

[crinacle]

The database is now fully updated. 580 graphs for 436 IEMs.

 

[CoiL]

The database is now fully updated. 580 graphs for 436 IEMs.

Graph-god - this should be Your status under member name!

 

[PopZeus]

Good gravy, what an awesome resource for researching IEMs.

 

[crinacle]

Graph comparison tool is now functional.

https://crinacle.com/graphs/graphtool/

It's still pretty much in "beta" in that there are a few glitches here and there, some graphs aren't showing up (additional samples and modes for instance) and not all the features have been implemented yet. But the basics are all there and it's pretty usable.

Current plans are as follows:

Public use version

Alongside the image graph database, the "basic" graph comparison tool will be free for public use. The planned features for this version are as follows:

• Comparison of up to two models
• Baseline comparisons
• Normalisation function

Premium version

A more powerful tool will be available for all $5 Patrons and above. This will be hosted on https://crinacle.com/graphs/graphtool/premium/ and requires a Patreon login for access. The planned features for this version are follows:

• Comparison of multiple models (upper limit TBD)
• Basline comparisons
• Normalisation function
• Target curve compensation (Harman Target, Diffuse Field, crinpensation etc.)
• Export as image...?

And of course, credit to the man who made this all possible, Marshall Lochbaum.

https://github.com/mlochbaum/CrinGraph

 

[jsmiller58]

The database is now fully updated. 580 graphs for 436 IEMs.

Truly awesome graph viewing tool!

Is there any way, and if not currently is in the plan, to view more than one IEM at the same time?

 

[crinacle]

Truly awesome graph viewing tool!

Is there any way, and if not currently is in the plan, to view more than one IEM at the same time?

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[csglinux]

Great work @crinacle and Marshall Lochbaum. This is exactly what was needed