CHANGSTAR: Audiophile Headphone Reviews and Early 90s Style BBS
Lobby => Headphone Measurements => Topic started by: wk3335462 on February 26, 2013, 03:43:42 PM
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nope
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So bass levels (100Hz) of the HD600 are 20dB above the 1kHz level and the 10kHz levels are 15dB below the 1khz levels.
an HD600 that measures flat (within a few dB) on other measurement equipment is skewed downwards 35dB in these plots.
Not even Monsterbeats are that bad !
If I had to make a wild guess you are using pink noise and measure without compensation networks for it.
Try white noise...
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Care to elaborate on what you've got going on here? :-Z
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They don't seem gain matched for the sake of easy reading. I think there might be some high-end attenuation going on in your rig. Can you post a wildly deviant FR from another phone? Would be nice if you had a point to elaborate on too.
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:-Z
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This is a obviously a joke or someone trolling. Note amplitude scales. None of these headphones roll off that much in the treble. LOCKING THREAD.