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What’s so special about those buds?Buy from Penon, but you might need to ask the admin of the EA FB group for a discount coupon if there is no Penon sale.
Usual price $50 USD, but on sale/coupon is $25.
What’s so special about those buds?Buy from Penon, but you might need to ask the admin of the EA FB group for a discount coupon if there is no Penon sale.
Usual price $50 USD, but on sale/coupon is $25.
I agree, development takes a lot of time and effort.Im not gonna waste more time arguing with someone that accuses people of snake oil or stealing others work to profit on their own.
They have a lot of bass and a fairly comfortable fit. The pinna gain is a bit too high and the treble a bit too muted. Very nice buds for $25. For $50…. I’d pass.What’s so special about those buds?
What’s so special about those buds?
hmmI'm surprised that you spent that much money and didn't have at least a probable theory about how they could possibly work and didn't try to argue your point with something at least pseudo-substantive. I don't have to own a 1970s Ford Pinto to know it's not a good car. When you think about the wavelength involved, diffusion is impossible in this situation. This isn't a "maybe" or "under certain conditions", this is a "no way.... Impossible" situation. I mean absolutely, beyond a shadow of a doubt, these "diffusers" CAN'T diffuse. Not even close. Just like a coin on the road isn't going to stop your car from rolling. You would have been better to buy a used book on acoustics for $20 and learn what you are talking about before trying to sell things you don't understand with language that makes no sense. Your followers/customers will figure out that you don't know what you are doing if you continue in this manner. I tried telling you in the very beginning of your business that you should at least learn the very basics about what you are selling first. It's not morally right to do what you are doing. The wavelength of 20kHz is still too large to diffuse in an earbud shell, let alone something more useful like 300-3kHz. This is really very basic stuff here. If you designed a shell poorly enough, you might be able to get 20kHz to behave modally in an earbud shell. It would be extremely uncomfortable to wear for most of us however. This is very straightforward snake oil and it's obvious for anyone who knows the very basics about acoustics.
What a nice post and with a well merited suggestion. Bravo sir!hmm
could you and riku discuss what you think is happening
because i have to concur with the diffusion, actual diffusion should not occur at this scale due to the wavelength of 20kHz being around 17mm, (unless the speed of sound is particularly low in a compact environment) and the diffusers themselves being far smaller than a half wavelength, but im not going to say that there is not an effect in adding the diffusers (if it is just reducing shell volume, leading to higher pitched resonances or something else), i cannot explain the acoustics of this either, and i'd like to since i'm doing some shell design atm.
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could you and riku discuss what you think is happening
because i have to concur with the diffusion, actual diffusion should not occur at this scale due to the wavelength of 20kHz being around 17mm, (unless the speed of sound is particularly low in a compact environment) and the diffusers themselves being far smaller than a half wavelength, but im not going to say that there is not an effect in adding the diffusers (if it is just reducing shell volume, leading to higher pitched resonances or something else), i cannot explain the acoustics of this either, and i'd like to since i'm doing some shell design atm.
Well, they just deleted my post again and I’m not sure why so I’ll just say it again in a way that avoids talking about the situation at hand. Suffice to say you can’t diffuse sound in an earbud shell unless you want to use them for comic or a costume (think Frankenstein’s Monster or a struck by Cupid) effect, but you can make the material more resonant in the treble and all the clear shells I’ve measured have been more treble resonant. Adding internal globs of weight will likely affect these resonances in several ways that would be difficult to predict but easy to measure. Their size, weight, stiffness and location will all change the resonant behavior. Research shows that elevated treble sounds more spacious in headphones and has a greater potential to damage your hearing, so tread carefully. My SMABAT ST20pro are the most spacious sound I’ve ever heard, but the treble spikes into your brain and there’s no way I couldhmm
could you and riku discuss what you think is happening
because i have to concur with the diffusion, actual diffusion should not occur at this scale due to the wavelength of 20kHz being around 17mm, (unless the speed of sound is particularly low in a compact environment) and the diffusers themselves being far smaller than a half wavelength, but im not going to say that there is not an effect in adding the diffusers (if it is just reducing shell volume, leading to higher pitched resonances or something else), i cannot explain the acoustics of this either, and i'd like to since i'm doing some shell design atm.