Mr.HiAudio
Member of the Trade: RIOBuds
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RIOBuds with Zobel network
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RIOBuds with Zobel network
Next gen sound soon...
What does that network do? Changing FR electrically?
RIOBuds with Zobel network
Next gen sound soon...
evens out the sound, reduces the influence of the upper middleWhat does that network do? Changing FR electrically?
Oh yeah; you are the guy with the 3d printed shells that look like cat pawsevens out the sound, reduces the influence of the upper middle![]()
Oh yeah; you are the guy with the 3d printed shells that look like cat pawslooking forward for the results. Can I buy it in the future?
Warm, mid centric, and thick.Anyone tried the Final Piano Forte II? are these worth it?
Since they are from 2011 they are often times sold heavily discounted and/or on clearance... so do look around as I have seen them sold NIB/NOS for under USD $30.Anyone tried the Final Piano Forte II? are these worth it?
Looks like a parallel resistor? I did several measurements and was unable to make any dramatic changes with series resistance and earbud drivers, and nothing at all in the region that a Nobel network would normally correct. IOW, the impedance of many bud drivers looks very close to resistance. I'm curious as to what this actually does. It seems like a bad idea at first blush--like it's just going to burn off power and place more strain on the amp. I'd appreciate your take on what theoretical or experimental advantage this has. Is there anything other than a resistor in there?
RIOBuds with Zobel network
Next gen sound soon...
Any chance you can show us some measurements of that?evens out the sound, reduces the influence of the upper middle![]()
SureLooks like a parallel resistor? I did several measurements and was unable to make any dramatic changes with series resistance and earbud drivers, and nothing at all in the region that a Nobel network would normally correct. IOW, the impedance of many bud drivers looks very close to resistance. I'm curious as to what this actually does. It seems like a bad idea at first blush--like it's just going to burn off power and place more strain on the amp. I'd appreciate your take on what theoretical or experimental advantage this has. Is there anything other than a resistor in there?
Any chance you can show us some measurements of that?
I'd be happy to be wrong FWIW.
Is there an online DB of earbuds FQ graphs?
Looking for Smabat ST-10s Gold (150 Ohm) and Yincrow RW-3000 measurements.
I do not know of any graphs for Yincrow RW-3000.Is there an online DB of earbuds FQ graphs?
Looking for Smabat ST-10s Gold (150 Ohm) and Yincrow RW-3000 measurements.