Jun 24, 2013 at 10:16 PM Post #963 of 7,021
I defently like mine with the breathing hole closed, I hope it doesnt damage the driver, I need to conform before closing it for good. 
 
Can someone else try to see when their bass port is closed and they block the tiny hole if their is an audible tonal change? I think maybe my bass port has gone loss, I dont remember them sound like this. 
 
EDIT: How embarrassing, I just realized I had my bass port opened all the way instead of all the way close. I need to mark where the fully closed port is.
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 10:19 PM Post #964 of 7,021
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HRTF variance certainly exists regardless of fit, as even measured eardrum responses have shown to be different among individuals. According to Rin's blog, the best available DF response curve is based on measured eardrum responses of 47 subjects. Note that not all of these subjects have been tested under the same conditions at the same time, but data was gathered from various studies and averaged into one curve. To put things into perspective, the world population consists of roughly 7,100,000,000 (7.1 billion) people.
 
Having said that, HRTF variance is actually taken into account in Rin's graphs in form of a target corridor with blue and red dotted min/max lines. This corridor is about 4db wide in the range where our ears are most sensitive and for which ABX tests have shown that differences of 1db or more are definitely audible. Which, in my understanding, means that HRTFs of different individuals can differ quite audibly and may still be considered as within tolerance of the same DF target corridor.
 
Jm2c, from a skeptical layman's point of view.
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Thanks a lot for this...I think these 4db account (and ego) for many an argument on this forum...
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 10:27 PM Post #965 of 7,021
I defently like mine with the breathing hole closed, I hope it doesnt damage the driver, I need to conform before closing it for good. 

Can someone else try to see when their bass port is closed and they block the tiny hole if their is an audible tonal change? I think maybe my bass port has gone loss, I dont remember them sound like this. 

EDIT: How embarrassing, I just realized I had my bass port opened all the way instead of all the way close. I need to mark where the fully closed port is.


Does the shell still have an opening somewhere? Small pin size hole maybe? Eke?
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 10:29 PM Post #966 of 7,021
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I defently like mine with the breathing hole closed, I hope it doesnt damage the driver, I need to conform before closing it for good. 

 
Try not to close it completely. It's a pretty large driver, and it needs to breathe for optimal performance.
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 10:34 PM Post #968 of 7,021
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I found out that when the bass port is closed it is still not fully close, I am experimenting now how the closing of that breathing hole impacts the bass, others perhaps can check this too. 
EDIT: How embarrassing, I just realized I had my bass port opened all the way instead of all the way close. I need to mark where the fully closed port is.

 
Ah, that explains a lot. 
 
The first line is the closed position, and the "o" is the fully open position.
 
Edit: dammit, triple post. Apologies.
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 10:35 PM Post #969 of 7,021
I defently like mine with the breathing hole closed, I hope it doesnt damage the driver, I need to conform before closing it for good. 

Can someone else try to see when their bass port is closed and they block the tiny hole if their is an audible tonal change? I think maybe my bass port has gone loss, I dont remember them sound like this. 

EDIT: How embarrassing, I just realized I had my bass port opened all the way instead of all the way close. I need to mark where the fully closed port is.


LOL
+1 for honesty. You could have gotten away with that one.
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 10:55 PM Post #970 of 7,021
LOL. The hole is definitely not small. 


Roger! Thanks. I can see a hole in this ASG 2 pic but it could just be the ambient port option talked about(not stock).


I was starting to wonder how they avoided driver flex... blurry picture is blurry. (T_T)


They look glossy in comparison to this pic:


Is it just the camera/lighting or is this pic a computer render? The goal they were going for with finish?
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 10:57 PM Post #971 of 7,021
I defently like mine with the breathing hole closed, I hope it doesnt damage the driver, I need to conform before closing it for good. 

Can someone else try to see when their bass port is closed and they block the tiny hole if their is an audible tonal change? I think maybe my bass port has gone loss, I dont remember them sound like this. 

EDIT: How embarrassing, I just realized I had my bass port opened all the way instead of all the way close. I need to mark where the fully closed port is.


LOLOL please tell me you havent been listening to them with the ports open the whole time?
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 11:06 PM Post #972 of 7,021
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LOLOL please tell me you havent been listening to them with the ports open the whole time?

No no, this is why i was puzzled on why a sudden change in tonality, I had mine running non-stop ever since I recieved them and I must have opened the port all the way so I can let the dynamic driver breath more and open and flex more. All good :D
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 11:25 PM Post #974 of 7,021
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Wasn't it said they come from factory at 1/4 open?

Yes they do but I find it way too much. At that position it is all mid bass. I have mine right now set between the fully closed and the 1/4 opened. At that position the bass port actually starts to open, any less the bass port is closed.
 
The bass port metal has a strip carved on it that widens as you open the port more. From what I could see the strip cut starts to be visible when the bass port position set at the position I explained earlier. 
 
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I am just curious on the damping material they used at the back of the dynamic driver. 
 
Jun 24, 2013 at 11:49 PM Post #975 of 7,021
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Nah I emailed Andy last night. He told me about two weeks ago that mine was shipping at the end of last week, so i followed up on Sunday. So true to his word he's about on schedule. So from the time you send your phones in, I'd expect. 2/3 week turnaround.

 
My ASG-1 and AS-2 were sent back to Aurisonics 6 weeks ago. Now I am still waiting.
 

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