autoeq.app Is a Web Application for Equalizing Headphones the Easy Way

[alumnicesar]

A 4 dB LF shelf does get it closer to the Harman IE Target. I measured the JBL Endurance Run 2 on both GRAS and 5128 last night and plotted them against both Targets. See thread here: https://x.com/seanolive/status/1722874973793243155?s=20

yeah i responded there as well,

do you think a 4 db bass shelf is better than just tilting another -4db? on auto eq you can choose diffuse field -10 and then go to the tit wheel and do -0.4 to make it -14

edit: lol i just saw you responded to that

 

[alumnicesar]

can you add amirm's measurements to the website and then the preference scores to the github?

 

[jaakkopasanen]

can you add amirm's measurements to the website and then the preference scores to the github?

I could, assuming Amir gives me permission. However, there doesn't seem to be a crawlable index and I'm 100% not going to scrape the measurements together manually.

 

[jtk9412]

Are you planning to add speakers onto your website aswell?

 

[jaakkopasanen]

Are you planning to add speakers onto your website aswell?

No

 

[Volutrik]

What is the application of the Harman 2018 OE + Crinacle ears target? Is it literally just a mix of the Harman target and Crinacle's HRTF? Would be nice if there were descriptions of the application of each target

 

[jaakkopasanen]

That's used only for Crinacle's measurements done on his Frankenstein MiniDSP EARS + 711 coupler rig. It's a result of calibrating those measurements against GRAS rig and adding the calibration to Harman OE 2018

 

[Deleted member 70249]

Thank you @jaakkopasanen! this App is the goat.

 

[usersky]

Hi @jaakkopasanen ! I came back to say thak you again. autoeq.app works like a charm. I used Minidsp EARS to measure two headphones that was unable to find measured or preset in wavelet: Panasonic RB-M700B which sounds absolutelly horrific as it comes (ultra bloated bass, pure mess) and Philips Fidelio L3, a much better behaved one. Just measured with REW and went with the measurement to autoeq.app and got wavelet filters, no manual adjustment at all (I know a lot of things can be tweaked but was not interested in investing much time in tuning two HP that I don't use). In both cases the result was REALLY GOOOD! Panasonic came from unlistenable to perfectly acceptable and Philips came from bassy-but-interesting to the totally familiar Harman sound (not necesarily preferable to me in this particular case but a clear sign that filters work as intented). Filters look better than what REW generates on one hand and on the other autoeq.app generates filters for wavelet (my main way to use phones) while REW doesn't. Great job, congrats and thanks again!

 

[alumnicesar]

any chance you can add an automatically calculated standard deviation number that shows the standard error for the headphone and the target chosen?

 

[jaakkopasanen]

any chance you can add an automatically calculated standard deviation number that shows the standard error for the headphone and the target chosen?

This has been been brought up before, but AutoEq has a well defined purpose, and that's equalizing headphones. Comparing and evaluating headphones without eq is out of scope for this project.

 

[Booker]

I cannot select targets using Firefox or Edge on the autoeq.app.

 

[jaakkopasanen]

I cannot select targets using Firefox or Edge on the autoeq.app.

Could you open a ticket about this in Github with details for how can I reproduce? Thanks.