CHANGSTAR: Audiophile Headphone Reviews and Early 90s Style BBS
Lobby => Headphone Measurements => Topic started by: Marvey on May 16, 2012, 10:21:44 PM
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Full Spectrum Distortion Measurements for W3000, HP1000, and SR007
80Hz
[I used a different FFT size for the HP1000 measurement, so the spike will look more narrow on the HP1000 compared to the other headphones]
All tones are at 90db SPL - so disregard the graph markings - or calibrate accordingly.
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1000Hz
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2000Hz
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4000Hz.
Whoa. The STAX hit a sore spot. The 007 has a minor resonance at 8kHz (2nd fundamental of 4kHz).
See CSD: http://www.changstar.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=297.0;attach=1004;image (http://www.changstar.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=297.0;attach=1004;image)
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Interesting peak on the 007. I guess it's good that it's so narrow so it doesn't get excited as much.
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Looks like a sweep by the HP1000.
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Except in the bass. The HP1000 has a good amount of 2nd order at 80Hz. I should take another at 150Hz.
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I wonder how my HP2's will compare. Maybe do a pre and post-mod measure. Bring over the HD800 as well.
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I'm pretty impressed by the Grados, even at 80hz. Highest harmonic is 40db down and the THD is dominated by the 2nd. Not bad at all.
Likewise, I expected the 007 to make a stronger showing. Guessing that the resonance responsible is an inescapable consequence of the large-diameter metal cups