[shrimants]

According to the tests,


So yeah, iphone 3gs=rather good frequency response (I'm ignoring the >20khz spectrum because I can only hear up to 18khz, unless thats my computer's crappy sound card failing on me)

It fills me with sadness that I wont be able to raise 4-5 grand for my super epic PC build, nor will I be able to raise 300 or so bucks for my Gamma1 full++ Gamma2 build :\

 

[yepimonfire]

that's awful. a source should NEVER effect the frequency response of the sound.

 

[shrimants]

There arent many sources that will give you a perfectly flat response though. I'm currently out of space on my 16gb microsd card. I got 11 gigs of music, but apparently the nexus one needs another 4 gigs of random other space for god knows what. I was thinking about getting the Clip+ 8gb or a fuse+16gb, however my monster turbines sound rather nice on the nexus one and I'm afraid that if I get the fuse or clip the bass will be overpowering. the turbines are already rather bass heavy.

 

[Zephyron]

Saw that freq response curve before.

Pity they never tested the products loaded with a 16Ohm earphone but rather tested it with 0/Infinite load via line-in instead.

Not accurate unless you plan to amp the headphone out IMO.

 

[bunch]

What should one get from one of these graphs? Expect rolloff?

 

[High_Q]

yeah.  I like to see it with different loads.
 
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Saw that freq response curve before.

Pity they never tested the products loaded with a 16Ohm earphone but rather tested it with 0/Infinite load via line-in instead.

Not accurate unless you plan to amp the headphone out IMO.

 

 

[shrimants]

Basically yes, expect roll off. Though as has been stated, its not that reliable a test without load