2021-11-14: Waterfall graph coherency reading.
I might have learned how to tell coherency from waterfall graphs, which I will show now.
Procedure: I tested my theory on my own, judging the iems I have heard myself and was correct 100% of the time. Which then led me to look at graphs (thanks to
@MRSallee for sharing his graphs) I havent heard and ask for confirmation from
@nymz If I was right or wrong.
See how the bass has a lot of red coloring on the GK10? While the mids does not have it and that treble, very little?
That shows that there are different driver speeds doing those areas, that is why it translates to you hearing different drivers doing their own thing. (incoherency)
on the other hand, the Falcon Pro has a lot of red area as well, showing that it is on the slower side as well. But this time, that slower speed is shown from bass to treble. Not as much as on the mids, but that is fine IRL.
The P1 Plus have very fast speed across the range and is consistent, that is why it is very coherent.
The A7 (Pop-red) also looks coherent, because there isnt a lot of red coloring here with the bass (mostly with sub-bass), so that matches well with the low amount of red with the treble
The DQ6 also looks excellent, with very fast speed on from bass to treble
Conclusion: If a waterfall graph is consistent in its coloring from bass to treble, it is on the more coherent side. How coherent it is, is judged by the level of consistency