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Philips Fidelio X2HR Review (headphone)

staticV3

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I'll have to try them too and listen to the differences.
When converting his PDF to the default .txt format, don't forget to type in LSC for low-shelf filters and HSC for high-shelf filters.

LS and HS without the C have a different response and won't match his preset.
 

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When converting his PDF to the default .txt format, don't forget to type in LSC for low-shelf filters and HSC for high-shelf filters.

LS and HS without the C have a different response and won't match his preset.
Thanks! I always pay attention to those low shelf and high shelf bands, because these are the ones that I have to tweak to my taste most of the time. And I noticed that AutoEQ PEQs combines LSC, HSC and 4 other most significant filters in the first rows and leaves the other low gain, high Q bands (to correct artifacts) at the end.

As I read in RME's headphone linearization trainings, they recommend completely ignoring all those low gain, high Q filters as they do more harm than good.
 
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My ideal EQs for these Philips headphones, which I really compare to my old friend HD650. Still in the process of listening

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