solderdude
Grand Contributor
The difference (on my desktop) between 'stock' and 'mic calibrated' is substantial.
The difference in the video appears to be largely caused by frequency response differences (stock setting).
I would never recommend to use these this way.
What really would have been interesting if both were calibrated with the supplied measurement mics at the position the recording mic was in and then compare the 2 models.
Now you only hear how both speakers differ in a certain setting.
Chances are the differences between both models would be substantially smaller.
One thing is for sure... the supplied software is great for the new model.
The difference in the video appears to be largely caused by frequency response differences (stock setting).
I would never recommend to use these this way.
What really would have been interesting if both were calibrated with the supplied measurement mics at the position the recording mic was in and then compare the 2 models.
Now you only hear how both speakers differ in a certain setting.
Chances are the differences between both models would be substantially smaller.
One thing is for sure... the supplied software is great for the new model.