As there was talk about good headphones for production purposes i will throw this link into the ring
it is superb as you can compare up to 4 different cans with each other:
http://www.headphone.com/technical/p...build-a-graph/
As there was talk about good headphones for production purposes i will throw this link into the ring
it is superb as you can compare up to 4 different cans with each other:
http://www.headphone.com/technical/p...build-a-graph/
That figures
My 770s, although lush sounding have a really exagerated bass response.
nice link
one thing i dont understand. why do people look to buy headphones/speakers with a flat frequency response? would the response be better if it was matched against the fletcher munson curves?
actually, i've just looked at the f/m graph and the headphones frequency response seem to reflect the f/m shape so maybe its a good thing.
and good to see the hd25s match up well against the beyers ;) although they have poor high response
Yep, totally agree with that Jay, I find the same thing with mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay Pace
hey loopdon, did you get this from the grid? wouldnt mind seeing the thread about it and asking my dumb questions :D
nope, this was from k-v-r if i am not totally mistaken.
The exagerated bass response in the 770`s is supposed to compensate for the difference in bass wave energy at low volumes.