Earbud target curve tests

[mkz]

Here you go.

v1.5 BK2 PEQ file (I'm also including an updated v1.5 since I re-measured the bk2)
start with a pre-amp value of -10dB

I'm running the wavelet at 80% strength.

**edit**
this is the bass version

Thank you Sam, appreciate it.

 

[Sam L]

Thank you Sam, appreciate it.

You're welcome! The impact isn't as dramatic compared to some other earbuds, mostly due to the fact that the stock tuning is mostly "right" between 100 to 1k (only around 1 to 1.5dB deviation). Soundstage improves some, particularly in width and instrument placement is noticeably improved.

 

[waynes world]

Will be giving the monk lite bass edition a shot. Thanks!

 

[Sam L]

Thank you Sam, appreciate it.

I'm actually not very confident that the PEQ file through peace apo is working correctly or accurately. I've noticed for some time that the peq settings through peace do not sound the same as the results utilizing wavelet or peq on my qudelix 5k. It didn't bother me before because I do nearly all my listening through my sony a105 or qudelix 5k and btk3 connected to my phone. So wavelet is used exclusively.

However, I'm getting more and more requests for PEQ settings. I will continue to post them but be aware that for windows users I'm getting significantly different FR results between the PEQ implementation in peace/apo and the qudelix 5k, with the qudelix matching more closely with the SQ that results from wavelet.

For any users using the PEQ files through peace/apo, be aware that the results may not be indicative of how my files are intended to be implemented through wavelet.

 

[Sam L]

I'm actually not very confident that the PEQ file through peace apo is working correctly. I'm getting significantly different FR results between the PEQ implementation in peace/apo and the qudelix 5k, with the qudelix matching more closely with the SQ that results from wavelet.

For any users using the PEQ files through peace/apo, be aware that the results may not be indicative of how my files are intended to be implemented through wavelet.

 

[Sam L]

Thank you Sam, appreciate it.

by the way, what source are you using?

 

[Sam L]

Will be giving the monk lite bass edition a shot. Thanks!

Thank you @waynes world!

 

[onedvt]

v1.5 Bass Edition for the K's Nameless

Sadly, my Nameless was stolen, so I can't test this out. I'd suggest starting the wavelet file at 50% strength.

just gave this a shot. there's a discernible increase in sub-bass rumble compared to 1.4, a welcome change for bass-heavy tracks. everything else sounds great. i can't really tell the difference in mids and highs between the two versions, but will likely switch between the two depending on the genre playing. mucho gracias!

 

[Sam L]

just gave this a shot. there's a discernible increase in sub-bass rumble compared to 1.4, a welcome change for bass-heavy tracks. everything else sounds great. i can't really tell the difference in mids and highs between the two versions, but will likely switch between the two depending on the genre playing. mucho gracias!

Perfect! More or less what I was going for. thank you

 

[jeejack]

I don't know how to import your eq files on my android phone. Can you help me pls. Thank you!

 

[onedvt]

I don't know how to import your eq files on my android phone. Can you help me pls. Thank you!

in wavelet: autoeq > import > select eq file in file manager > search for eq file in wavelet > select eq file

 

[jeejack]

I know that but i don't have the autoeq option

 

[Sam L]

I know that but i don't have the autoeq option

click on the upper right menu icon and select "legacy mode"

 

[Sam L]

I know that but i don't have the autoeq option

by the way, the autoeq feature often won't show unless you have a music app playing. if you are playing music and it still doesn't show, then select "legacy mode". You can refer to my screenshot above.

 

[Sam L]

@jeejack, if you could, let me know what phone and earbuds you are using. I'm keeping track of what people are using.