[unkoman]

Does anybody know the frequency response range of e4?

Thanks

 

[cotdt]

I don't think anyone knows because it's kinda hard to measure (need good isolation), but headroom.com might know. Headphones in general have poor frequency response (not linear), and a big breakup region somewhere from 4-7kHz where it dips badly.

 

[unkoman]

Thanks for the reply. I've searched around the net but I couldn't find any spec info about e4 in terms of frequency response range. I'm just wondering how low and high the phones can respond up to.

 

[atart]

true, ive seen different sites mention different things

headphonereviews.org is usually a trusted site in my opinion,

http://headphonereviews.org/headphon...eadphoneId=148

let us know if you do find out from headroom

cheers

 

[Jmmmmm]

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Originally Posted by unkoman Does anybody know the frequency response range of e4?

No, I've been hoping for one from headroom for a while. I don't really know why they haven't done it yet, but it doesn't seem that they've done any since they changed their website. Maybe email headroom and ask them.

 

[neutralzz]

i had a pair before, if i aint wrong its 25hz to 20khz

 

[cotdt]

Quote:

Originally Posted by neutralzz i had a pair before, if i aint wrong its 25hz to 20khz

Yeah, but if it's like other headphones, it goes down at the low end and also down at the high end, so the question should be rephrased "What is the linear frequency response within 3dB"?