Quick question: with the SP400, bal in/bal out, on low gain and 99 volume, what's the overall gain?
Is it at +0 unity gain?
Or +6.5db (+6.5db low gain +0 bypassing the relay volume control)
Or +6db (+6.5db low gain -0.5db assuming 100 is no relay, but the last step is locked)
I imagine headphones placed indoors are subject to a lot less corrosion than airplane wings.
In any case Dan Clark Audio has been using aluminum and carbon for a while now, and I haven't heard of any galvanic corrosion issues.
I've had trouble with making it play DSD1024 through IIS, which the specs said it could do.
Topping support said they were working on it 2 months ago, haven't heard back since.
Hoping it'll get fixed with a firmware update.
It's not a big deal really. There are no DSD1024 content out there...
I assume it's measured in the default state. Mine came with nothing inserted.
Another thing to note is that the measurements from the dropbox sheet you posted is different from AutoEq's graph, even though AutoEq claims to have gotten the measurements from Oratory1990.
I find the dropbox...
I just got the C Flow a couple days ago, with the perforated headband pad.
I admire the spirit of minimizing the weight as much as possible, but man it is not comfortable for those of us with big heads.
When the perforated pad is pushed against the thin headbands, the 2 ridges in the center act...
I wonder what group delay for the C Flow looks like. Can't seem to find it online.
It makes intuitive sense that the flow tech should help with that, just want to confirm.
It seems like a simple matter to me:
I don't have access to an analog eq, thus I value my digital eq more than whatever this deblur process is that MQA is employing.
After all there is a very audible difference with and without headphone corrections.