When making a bass/paper test, finding the "sweet spot" is essential in how you place the paper and pads to get the best effect, however, different sweet spots produce different visuals of the bass SPL slam transfer, which effects how the paper reacts.
In the above test, the paper/pads is positioned to create maximum paper resonance - ie you can hear the paper vibrate.
In the below test the paper/pads are positioned to give a paper "wobble/wiggle" effect.
King cannons like the SZ2000 have this ability - check out both videos to see differing paper responses but both equal in impact, just different types on show
When wearing your Headcans - always make sure you find your sweet spot - if you don't get a good seal, you lose bass impact - and that just ain't no good in the hood
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Two SZ "Unicorn edition" bass displays??
SHOW OFF!!
Awesome points. There is no way to "game" the bass test but you can adjust the paper for different response types. Depending on track and battle it might be wise to intentionally choose one or the other. However it's the same cans and...it's just bass so...proceed with caution. You dig the other cans grave....your own?
Stop slagging off Apple iPods - they changed the world...I love my iPod touch.......fair enough I don't touch it as much as I used to know I've got my Cowon iaudio 10 with cool jeteffects........er....what the fugg was my point again?......er....well, I can go on the web with it .....and er....make videos with it .....suppose it's a good paper weight too.....er, what were we discussing again?
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I've seen an android based set-up a sony and a Cowon but not yet seen a bass-alicious bass display with an ipod in the chain...unless the bass has burnt through my eardrums and into my brain??
Coulda happened
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Sounds like a challenge - but hasn't this already been met by you when you rec'd the audioforge Equalizer app?
So iPod and other DAPS.....are like beats now?...
Bass checked it. 44,54,65 (it actually has to 2 series of 3 hits but the main strokes are those 3)
We can have both
I DO NOT wanna see folks distorting their cans so I thought I'd share a simple trick/attack.
Put the headphone (SZ or whatever you are using) on the mic of an idevice and check the beat and then just boost that. Generic slopes are sometimes no good as they may be pushing an area with no musical info. You can save the slope in the above app though I dunno how many saves you get?
Everything beyond 65Hz is whatever the SZ replays and it sounds pretty damned good. The mids are not hollow on these.
This track is dope but it's low it is not quite low enough or long enough for a good visual.
Sounds damned good though.
