Harman is working on a new IEM target curve

[dasdoing]

Do you have any reference-level recordings that you use to fulfill this purpose?

pink noise,

and here is a software that let's you match you phones to it

http://www.davidgriesinger.com/

but research has shown that neutral will not be prefered

 

[Benesyed]

Wow it's funny to see how heated things get over audio!

 

[nerdemoji]

pink noise,

and here is a software that let's you match you phones to it

http://www.davidgriesinger.com/

but research has shown that neutral will not be prefered

Oh no. Not again with this neutral is not preferred stuff.

Which research? To me, neutral is interchangeable with preferred. Flat in room isn’t neutral if that’s what you mean.

 

[dasdoing]

Oh no. Not again with this neutral is not preferred stuff.

Which research? To me, neutral is interchangeable with preferred. Flat in room isn’t neutral if that’s what you mean.

It is just facts my man. People want colored sound. The only way to call this neutral would be to define a perfect speaker in a room as neutral....which is illogical since the room distorts the sound. But this has been discussed before. just ignore that part and focus on the main content of my post I suggest. (this message is supposed to be read in a calm voice)