Hi all
With some incredible help from fellow forum members here (@pkane , @Robbo99999 , @dasdoing ) I've been able EQ my headphones to the Harman preference curve.
I started with my own favourite Focal Elegia and just today I've EQ'd my friends Aeon 2 Closed and HD800-S , all using oratory1990 EQ parameters to achieve Harman curve.
With all these headphones I really hate the Harman curve
(please don't delete my account @amirm )
It sounds nothing like my nearfield desktop Genelec monitors (1m from my head).
I thought maybe it was my Focal Elegia but I have the same tonality when I eq Aeon 2 closed and HD800-S
A flat headphones curve sounds closer to the nearfield speakers to me.
It's possible that as I continue to tweak target curves and listen, that I end up preferring something between these 2 extremes of flat vs Harman curve - the journey continues, so please don't shoot.
Am I alone here in really not liking Harman preference curve? Like really not liking it
With some incredible help from fellow forum members here (@pkane , @Robbo99999 , @dasdoing ) I've been able EQ my headphones to the Harman preference curve.
I started with my own favourite Focal Elegia and just today I've EQ'd my friends Aeon 2 Closed and HD800-S , all using oratory1990 EQ parameters to achieve Harman curve.
With all these headphones I really hate the Harman curve
It sounds nothing like my nearfield desktop Genelec monitors (1m from my head).
I thought maybe it was my Focal Elegia but I have the same tonality when I eq Aeon 2 closed and HD800-S
A flat headphones curve sounds closer to the nearfield speakers to me.
It's possible that as I continue to tweak target curves and listen, that I end up preferring something between these 2 extremes of flat vs Harman curve - the journey continues, so please don't shoot.
Am I alone here in really not liking Harman preference curve? Like really not liking it