After investing in Beyerdynamic/Drop 177X, and Xduoo TA20 connected to an IFI dac, I’ve between pretty disappointed, balance was off. Tried everything and then I remembered my last trip to the ENT, 20% hearing loss in my left ear... duh! On a PC tweak balance control ; Golden! Problem is not all my sources have a balance control. Anyone know of a hardware eq with a balance control or something else I can put in between A dac and amp.
Headphone L/R balance
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FlowLikeWater
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hi frend,
im sorry, but i did quick search, and did not find what u were looking for
ur best bet is prbly to build ur own inline L/R balancer, using audio jacks, potentiometer, and some wire, and a small case. i'd imagine u culd build it to be quite small, would be a cool project, and simple enough where u can build with little electronics kowledge
wish i culd help more, mayb some1 else has different solution
im sorry, but i did quick search, and did not find what u were looking for
ur best bet is prbly to build ur own inline L/R balancer, using audio jacks, potentiometer, and some wire, and a small case. i'd imagine u culd build it to be quite small, would be a cool project, and simple enough where u can build with little electronics kowledge
wish i culd help more, mayb some1 else has different solution
gimmeheadroom
Headphoneus Supremus
Shirley your DAC must include a balance control? If not maybe get a DAC which does. Otherwise you are at the mercy of every source as you said.
I would not recommend looking for help from windows audio. Good sources will use their own DAC drivers and bypass Windows audio stack.
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