Deathwish238
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Okay, I just learned that Foobar2000 has Dolby Headphone support.
For those that have yet to try, it...I highly recommend you do.
Foobar2000 Dolby Headphone Wrapper
Dolby Headphone 1.10.0270
I put the dll in my Windows/System32 folder although you don't need to as you can specify where it is when you select Dolby Headphone in the DSP Manager and then configure it. The volume will be reduced a bit, but there is an "amplification" slider for those needing more volume, it had no negative effect on sq.
I don't have my main setup as I write this, I'm limited to my laptop's mediocre onboard audio and my SR-80s. The difference is drastic, reminding me of listening to music on my KEFs.
I'm a purist at heart, but I'm having a heard time not liking this
The soundstage is just soo much wider. You no longer have a flat wall of noise coming to your ear. There seems to be so much more depth to music!
Is it possible that Dolby Headphone is actually more accurate than straight Stereo?
For those that have yet to try, it...I highly recommend you do.
Foobar2000 Dolby Headphone Wrapper
Dolby Headphone 1.10.0270
I put the dll in my Windows/System32 folder although you don't need to as you can specify where it is when you select Dolby Headphone in the DSP Manager and then configure it. The volume will be reduced a bit, but there is an "amplification" slider for those needing more volume, it had no negative effect on sq.
I don't have my main setup as I write this, I'm limited to my laptop's mediocre onboard audio and my SR-80s. The difference is drastic, reminding me of listening to music on my KEFs.
I'm a purist at heart, but I'm having a heard time not liking this
The soundstage is just soo much wider. You no longer have a flat wall of noise coming to your ear. There seems to be so much more depth to music!
Is it possible that Dolby Headphone is actually more accurate than straight Stereo?