lee730
Headphoneus Supremus
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Yes it is random. I am talking about variances between different IEMs. Not all IEMs will exhibit the same discrepancies. They will all vary depending on the model (how they are designed ultimately). I already know graphs can show the discrepancies. Just in this case I also agree with the graphs and I never needed one to tell me what I was hearing while using my headphones/IEMs on flawed gear. I just happened to discover exactly why I was extremely displeased with the E9 on my gear at a later time. Ever since that discovery all my amps purchased have less than 1 ohm output impedance.
It's not random. If impedance graphs are available for your IEMs, you can easily predict what it will do. There should be impedance graphs available for the 232 and ie8. Probably none for the Minerva though.
Yes it is random. I am talking about variances between different IEMs. Not all IEMs will exhibit the same discrepancies. They will all vary depending on the model (how they are designed ultimately). I already know graphs can show the discrepancies. Just in this case I also agree with the graphs and I never needed one to tell me what I was hearing while using my headphones/IEMs on flawed gear. I just happened to discover exactly why I was extremely displeased with the E9 on my gear at a later time. Ever since that discovery all my amps purchased have less than 1 ohm output impedance.