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Edit: I went ahead and purchased a coupler and measured these myself. Please see this post for more accurate information that can be used for EQ purposes:Maybe the bass is excessively elevated in the IEM then. You played with the switches too or no?
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Speaking of 7Hz x Crinacle Zero: 2 in the context of best bang for your buck: If you think the new Moondrop x Crinacle DUSK is the improved version you may want to check out the Artti R2 for 1/9th the price! **For me** the slight bump between 4-6kHz (which you can control with tips) makes the...
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Like I mentioned, I think it is. File analysis shows that the issues I have are in the area with the bump. At the very least this is an issue for my ears.
I tried the switches and they work as they should, which is neat. I have no use for the bass boosts and I haven't tried the treble ones. However, I'd rather EQ. I appreciate the clever engineering as it is a nice touch. More, it seems that the most balanced results are with the switches all turned on/up.
I have settled on this. The green is my EQ result. This is a bit tricky as the measurements don't show good channel matching in one area and so I am using the average.
Channel matching is off mainly between 150-1000Hz. Not sure if that's measurement error or not. But this doesn't seem to be an egregiously audible problem and so perhaps the average is working. Would love to see more measurements.
I have to say that, at least with the OEM tips, these seem to leak more sound than the Truthear Zeroes, to the point that other people can tell what you are hearing.
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