New wireless headphones

[Ole_S]

There is a 10.band option in the preset menu. If you haven't bought the peq upgrade, the inbuilt geq isn't enough.

I have just found the settings.
Now I have 10 bands.

Thank you.

 

[Ole_S]

Tap here for 10 bands:
View attachment 380903

Unfortunately, Toneboosters EQ uses a non-standard PEQ implementation, so even though you can copy oratory's presets into UAPP, the frequency response will be different.

Thank you.
Now I have 10 bands

 

[Ole_S]

Hi you,

I a few questions regarding EQ + USB Audio Player Pro:

• Is Output level and Pre amp gain the same? USB Audio Player Pro does not have Pre amp gain.
• USB Audio Player Pro does not have filter "peak". What to use instead?

Thanks

 

[staticV3]

Is Output level and Pre amp gain the same?

Yes.

USB Audio Player Pro does not have filter "peak". What to use instead?

Bell is Tonebooster's name for Peak filter.

 

[Ole_S]

Yes.


Bell is Tonebooster's name for Peak filter.

Do you mean "digital bell" = peak filter?

 

[staticV3]

Do you mean "digital bell" = peak filter?

All of Tonebooster's Bell filters are peak filters.

 

[Ole_S]

All of Tonebooster's Bell filters are peak filters.

I am not sure what you mean.
Please look at attached picture from the EQ.

 

[Jimbob54]

I am not sure what you mean.
Please look at attached picture from the EQ.

Use analog bell for peak.

 

[Ole_S]

Use analog bell for peak.

Thanks

 

[staticV3]

I am not sure what you mean.
Please look at attached picture from the EQ.

These are all varieties of the Peak filter:

 

[Ole_S]

These are all varieties of the Peak filter:
View attachment 381099

And like Jimbo says, I can use analog bell for peak?
But why use analog bell.

 

[Ole_S]

These are all varieties of the Peak filter:
View attachment 381099

When do I use each Peak filter?
Thank you.

 

[Ole_S]

Use analog bell for peak.

Are you sure?
Why not use "digital bell" or "analog bell?

 

[Ole_S]

I am not totally sure if "Preamp gain" at the Oratory1900 is the same as "output level" in USB Audio Player Pro.
Any one?

Thank you.

 

[Jimbob54]

Are you sure?
Why not use "digital bell" or "analog bell?

You're worrying far too much. Test, see which works best. Or go with what you've been advised.

 

[Jimbob54]

I am not totally sure if "Preamp gain" at the Oratory1900 is the same as "output level" in USB Audio Player Pro.
Any one?

Thank you.

It is

 

[Jimbob54]

I am not totally sure if "Preamp gain" at the Oratory1900 is the same as "output level" in USB Audio Player Pro.
Any one?

Thank you.

You can use the helpful "Auto gain" feature in the preset menu too- that will adjust the reduction to the right amount for any peaks in current playback to prevent digital clipping. So you can set the reduction just under the amount stated in the EQ file and know it will deal with any really high output content.

 

[Ole_S]

It is

Thanks.

You can use the helpful "Auto gain" feature in the preset menu too- that will adjust the reduction to the right amount for any peaks in current playback to prevent digital clipping. So you can set the reduction just under the amount stated in the EQ file and know it will deal with any really high output content.

Great input, thanks.

 

[Ludovic]

I had the XM3 and auctioned the XM5 and Bose Ultra as an upgrade. The XM5 outclassed the Bose in all areas.

Given the similarities between the XM3 & XM4, I would definitely give the XM5 an audition.

Xm5 is the worst audio Gear I bought since my first cd stereo system.
I bought the xm5 around 500€ here.
The sound is clear for sure but the mids are awful for my ears. Treble and bass fatiguing.
I do prefer my old JBL HD elite.

I had the XM3 and auctioned the XM5 and Bose Ultra as an upgrade. The XM5 outclassed the Bose in all areas.

Given the similarities between the XM3 & XM4, I would definitely give the XM5 an audition.

 

[Mzy12]

Just wanted to know what OP settled for. I'm in the market for a wireless audio solution and because I keep breaking audio jacks (and plugs to a lesser extent), I'm looking at having at one pair of BT headphones, at least for backup if my bluetooth/usb-c DAC and amp option doesn't materialise.