Hi Steve,
Good suggestions. My NS10s have given up the ghost - I had them since 1998.
I also loved them and couldn't see why everyone was always moaning about
them. Im a Genelec guy too now - I love the GLM calibration. I have an old
pair of Kefs too which sound lovely - anyway I digress - cheers!
If you have a set of HD600 (which as everyone says are great), you could
convolve your pinnae and the headphones together, producing an IR that can
flatten out both.
This will mean you can use your own SOFA HRTF file, with no added effect from
headphones, or the doubling of your pinnae. Effectiv
Good loudspeakers for stereo do not have the same response curve as a
monospeaker, as the sum of the 2 stereo speakers need to produce the stereo
image that should have a linear psycho acoustic frequency response.
Den tor 25 juni 2020 11:34Augustine Leudar
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> That's nice to hear seeing as
That's nice to hear seeing as that is what I am using and they are very
accurate measuring very flat and fast spectral decay at all frequencies
more neutral than the HD650 or HD800. They are certainly my first choice of
headphones for mixing normal audio. However I guess the requirements of
bin
The spatial reproduction of localization cues as they are used in common
perception tests is only one aspect when it comes to the question of how well
headphones are able to represent 3-dimensional spatiality. From my point of
view it is even more important how headphones are able to reproduce
