BURNART
Head-Fier
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As far as I understand the topic the measurements - even of different devices like EARS or 5128 - shoud be as comparable in the first sight as possible. For example headphone.show crew use 60db scale which is kinda strange for me, but it is good enough.
For speakers standard is 50db scale and a microphone is 1m or 1.5m from the speaker. Deviations in the broad regions like 3db are certainly revelant. Also speaker have really different sizes and purposes so measurments can really look different.
Taking to an account that target for the headphone are more or less harman'ish with variations that are not 10db away from it, I think that 50db is even too much to see really what is happening.
In terms in smoothing I think that is alright - for evaluating speakers build 1/12 is enough - most companies use 1/6. Headphone with silicone pinna have also a lot of resonances/combing/phase issues which are related to exact mold so for me some kind of smoothing must be used.
Maybe I'm biased because of my new speakers addiction
For speakers standard is 50db scale and a microphone is 1m or 1.5m from the speaker. Deviations in the broad regions like 3db are certainly revelant. Also speaker have really different sizes and purposes so measurments can really look different.
Taking to an account that target for the headphone are more or less harman'ish with variations that are not 10db away from it, I think that 50db is even too much to see really what is happening.
In terms in smoothing I think that is alright - for evaluating speakers build 1/12 is enough - most companies use 1/6. Headphone with silicone pinna have also a lot of resonances/combing/phase issues which are related to exact mold so for me some kind of smoothing must be used.
Maybe I'm biased because of my new speakers addiction
