Sonywalkmanuser
Headphoneus Supremus
Outside of brain auditory sensation differences, ear canal shape also plays an important part in why this differs for everyone.Also remember: people’s perception of bass is personal. What one might find a lot, is not enough for someone else.
https://audioxpress.com/article/unv...r-canal-geometry-for-in-ear-headphone-testing
Also iem measurement chart comparisons are also kind of fundamentally flawed as it's hard to reproduce the exact same ear canal seal conditions on repeated tests of same iem or different iems.
The actual precise shape of the ear canal, both for an ear simulator as well as for a human ear canal, is of minor influence, if the volumes and lengths are well defined. A further complicating factor in the low-frequency response is the influence of leaks between the DUT and the ear canal surface. With complicated ear canal geometry, it becomes difficult to achieve the same leak from test to test and therefore difficult to evaluate effects of design changes or modifications.
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