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For Windows you can try Equalizer APO, just add a preamp and input a negative number. For Android there is Wavelet (you can adjust the volume in the channel balance setting, maybe also the compressor gain setting with ratio set to 1:1), I'm not sure what is available for iPhone though since I...

I have Samsung A53 5G, there is no "Advance" submenu in the "Sounds and Vibration" settings.

Maybe the reason is one of these points, no idea. I mentioned I reported this back to Moondrop's customer service but I don't really see hope in my product getting fixed. I guess I have tried my best to be a responsible customer, to let the manufacturer know about their bad user experience so...

Yes all correct. Not sure, I bought a random one online, it's written on its body that it's "HIFI Audio Adapter" and "Max PD60W 20V/3A 32BIT/384KHZ", there is no info about the brand. Before I used this dongle I was using another dongle that I bought along with the Samsung phone, recommended...

I have a Sony 3.5mm wire IEM and a 3.5mm to type C dongle DAC, the dongle DAC works with Samsung phone on both media playing and phone cals. So Samsung phone definitely works with my dongle DAC, it's just not the Chu II DSP. What a pity since the DAC is having connection problems when you walk...

Again it's with Samsung phones, as I posted some links earlier I am not the only person with the issue, I have more links if you want. https://r2.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S/Type-C-earphone-are-not-working-for-voice-calls/td-p/16033367 Here is another case of this happening. I don't know...

No as I said it's separate issues, why are we mixing that up again? 1. Raw Samsung phone without third party APP works with a different typeC dongle DAC but not Chu II DSP, I am facing this issue, without any APP installed. 2. Non-Samsung phone's problem with UAPP playback, but fine when making...

I think gcompari is talking about two separate issues 1. For Samsung phones, phone calls with Chu II DSP never works, I have a Samsung phone, i tried using another 3.5 mm headphone connect with the dongle dac works with phone calls, but Chu 2 dsp doesn't. When you make a phone call, what you...

I actually talked to their customer service about heavily distorted sounds I hear when making phone call, the otherside's voice sounds robot-like. They directed me to apply for a repair service, I mailed them my product and waiting for them to fix it. After waiting for a week they mailed me back...

No, I was again just explaining my understanding of "object based". Our topics are matrixed together so it's kind of messy, but jabbr suggested their understanding of "object based", which is "speakers are forgotten", I simply replied that I disagree, because that's more related to how high the...

In theory yes, but in practice it will only happen if the monitor channel count is high enough for that seamless localization between different parts of the room. Again think of it like a vector vs pixel image, yes the goal is to ignore the existance of the pixels, and focus on that the image...

I disagree with how object-based is supposed to be understood. For me, object-based doesn't mean that the audience need to hear actual moving speakers hooked up to wires flying around, no that's historical attempt I think. The way I understand object based vs channel based is like vector graphs...

I have already read all those posts before. But when it comes down to my headphone, I still need to pick the target curve(s) to use, so simply saying that "no curve would work" is kind of a useless answer. Again I already came to the conclusion that I will need to keep multiple curves around...

That was one of my confusions but I think I found the answer from Sean that though the speakers themselves were anechoicly flat at first, they were then EQed to in-room-flat before doing the measurement. Harman starting point is an in-room flat measurement. That was one of the stuff that was not...

The thing is, as I said, I am a songwriting hobbyist, if I use a headphone that doesn't match what the actual studios sounds at all, the piece sounds good to me but it sounds like garbage outside my own headphone. My take has been like this, when we go out for dinner, we don't like how the food...

Not sure why nobody replies. I guess either people don't know the answer just like me, or people just don't care. Anyhow, I am coming to my conclusion that Harman Target Curve is not meant to respect authorial intent, but instead, the different tuning preference clusters of different...

I think I found the answer. Basically yes, the "translation" does involve re-measuring an IEM.

I am curious, how does this "mapping" work? I got a 4128 vs 5128 measurement data of the same headphone, and I tried generating a "4128 data compensated by 4128 DF", and multiply that same "measurement : DF" ratio to the 5128 DF curve, the result doesn't match at all with the 5128 measurement...

Found partial answer for the first part of the question "speakers are equalized from anechoic flat to in-room flat", this comfirms the Harman reference room was indeed tuned flat during the measurement. The rest of the question is, what are the professional studios out there doing with there...

This is the confusion I have after learning about Harman curve etc. I will write what I understand and where this question pops out from. From my understanding, Harman curve came from the combination of two curves: Raw Harman Reference Room Measurement Curve (apparently in latest measurement...