For one thing the coupler: it just isn't accurate above 10kHz, so it can only show a tendency. Additionally there usually isn't much music information above 10kHz, so I really wouldn't give to much weight to this area.
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For one thing the coupler: it just isn't accurate above 10kHz, so it can only show a tendency. Additionally there usually isn't much music information above 10kHz, so I really wouldn't give to much weight to this area.
Haven't someone posted an info-graphic for some new BA driver few months ago? I think it was called something like HD balanced aramture or something... there were bunch of different set ups for bass, highs are fullrange, they looked exactly like those.
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Anyone know how to solder the armatures on this crossover? Should I put solder on one side, position the armature on the other side and then just melt the solder?
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Flyingbananna, that crossover circuit board is awsome, where did you get it ? Do you know if they make them for different armature bundles ? I am looking for a crossover design for a HODVTEC and a TWFK.
Thanks
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MuZo2
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Spent some time searching but this is it. http://www.tradekorea.com/product/detail/P580353/Balanced-Armature-Driver.html
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Seen them in few Chinese iems.
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Guys, a little odd question...
Can it be resistors soldered onto the Y-Split?
Can it be resistors soldered onto the Y-Split?
Hi all,
I just wanted to post about my experience with getting my impressions scanned for eventual 3D printing.
I accepted @MIke M's offer for scanning services as I had not been able to find anyone that could do it for anywhere near a reasonable price. It cost me $10 plus shipping ($32 total with return shipping), compared to the $130 I was quoted elsewhere.
I mailed the impressions last Monday (Canada to Kansas), and they arrived this morning. I received my STL files this afternoon, and confirmed in CAD they are excellent quality scans. The resolution is good enough to pick up small flaws in the impression itself (which I plan to fix in software).
I wholeheartedly recommend anyone looking to scan impressions contact Mike, you will not be disappointed.
Now to see what I can do with making much more consistent shells in CAD and getting them printed.
Jody
I just wanted to post about my experience with getting my impressions scanned for eventual 3D printing.
I accepted @MIke M's offer for scanning services as I had not been able to find anyone that could do it for anywhere near a reasonable price. It cost me $10 plus shipping ($32 total with return shipping), compared to the $130 I was quoted elsewhere.
I mailed the impressions last Monday (Canada to Kansas), and they arrived this morning. I received my STL files this afternoon, and confirmed in CAD they are excellent quality scans. The resolution is good enough to pick up small flaws in the impression itself (which I plan to fix in software).
I wholeheartedly recommend anyone looking to scan impressions contact Mike, you will not be disappointed.
Now to see what I can do with making much more consistent shells in CAD and getting them printed.
Jody
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I'm glad it worked out for youTheir woofer's response looks shockingly good...
Edit: https://clarityfidelity.blogspot.hk/2016/06/tsst-earnine-en2-iem.html
The company's called Toshiba-Samsung-Storage Technology o.O
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Anyone tried emulating the Pristine HUM?
With the design/build I am working on now that was the inspiration. However, without any direct knowledge of the drivers and caps/resistors they are using, the inspiration is more of the "less is more" design philosophy.
Hopefully I can get something approximating their frequency response, with maybe a touch more low end.
Have you found any information regarding the exact components they are using?
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I'm new to Head-fi. Like many noob's, I have been reading for a while before officially joining and starting to ask questions.
I have not run across this question in my reading, or via a keyword search. I apologize in advance if I am revisiting a pre-existing discussion.
I have a set of impressions, made by an audiologist. They are still "unmodified" in any way. Is it possible/advisable to make a silicone mold of the "original" impressions? My thought process was simply to do this as a fail safe. If I should screw something up while trying to modify to the final casting shape ... I would have a mold to re-create a new "unmodified" set of impressions. Or, I could just use it to create more copies to practice the trimming and modification process.
Any input would be appreciated.
I have not run across this question in my reading, or via a keyword search. I apologize in advance if I am revisiting a pre-existing discussion.
I have a set of impressions, made by an audiologist. They are still "unmodified" in any way. Is it possible/advisable to make a silicone mold of the "original" impressions? My thought process was simply to do this as a fail safe. If I should screw something up while trying to modify to the final casting shape ... I would have a mold to re-create a new "unmodified" set of impressions. Or, I could just use it to create more copies to practice the trimming and modification process.
Any input would be appreciated.
