OLLO Behind the scene
Online headphone audio demos often lack a reference point due to the acoustic impedance of ear simulators and individual headphone characteristics. The video seeks user input on improving these demos by sharing their headphone models and suggestions. It emphasizes using consistent tracks and calibrated SPL levels to enhance demo reliability. The video also explains the importance of using ERP (ear reference point) simulators over DRP (drum reference point) simulators to avoid ear canal resonance issues. Viewers are encouraged to contribute via comments and a dedicated subreddit.
Dear VR Monitor plugin review and reaction including Audio Demo.
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If you're anything like me, you love listening to music and testing out new headphones. However, I've realized that one of the biggest mistakes I've been making is how I evaluate these headphones. Here's what I've learned and why it...
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Introduction As lab geeks, we often encounter discussions about speaker impedance. Whether you’re an engineer, a musician, or simply a curious listener, understanding the impact of coil impedance on speaker performance is essential. In this article, we’ll explore the...
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Today, we’re delving into the fascinating world of sound precision with the USC calibration plugin. But what exactly does USC stand for, and how does it impact your audio experience? Let’s explore! What is the USC CALIBRATION? Imagine every headphone or...
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