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I vote for B too. A sounds somehow a little stuffy to me. I listen through a binauralisation (APL Virtuoso with personal HRTF) and...

Me too. As an educational resource for kids, especially in the third world, its free availability and absence of advertising (and all...

True, but I also don't know if there's much sense in making decisions based on guesses about the future. At time of writing, Apple's...

Yes, the blocked and open conditions do produce different reflections at the ear-canal entrance, or in Møller’s terms, different...

Yes, the ear canal will be “in the chain“ when llistening, but of course the measurement/recording situation at the ear entrance is...

Thanks for the detailed answers. I see, that is an option I did not think of: a fixture for both mics (I would call this a ‘boundary...

Thanks, you're right. I thought the Forum Donor status was sufficient, but I see now that the rules require a separate...

A short remark first, you had a look at the rules for post with commercial interests? Asking because you are supposed to have an ‘audio...

Quick update since my August posts. EarEqual Plug is now called EarEqual BCR, for Binaural Calibration and Recording. Headphone...

Regarding the point for which I was quoted, I see something similar in my own experiments: in a normal domestic room, the attenuation...

I’ve been following the Smyth Realiser since they launched the Kickstarter. It’s a concept that feels a lot like an advanced version of...

It is neither. You can only copy the acoustics of the physical situation at hand. So, if you want XTC you need a divider or a Processor...

Hm, that is not exactly what the Realiser does, at least not the easy way. Before you can have it emulate a big space with great...

Yes, that’s exactly what the Smyth Realiser aims for with its acoustics database for headphones. And it’s what I do here with XTC plus...

Interesting, I did try that and it is mostly not what I want. It is easy to have that as the SPARTA binauraliser places (virtual)...