FrenchieSmalls
FrenchieSmalls t1_j83z1lv wrote
Reply to comment by Owenwijaya89 in Say Goodbye to White Noise: My Impression of the iFi iEMatch by Owenwijaya89
It is made for taming treble peaks?
FrenchieSmalls t1_j83rd8t wrote
Is this essentially an in-line resistor? If so, it makes sense that the hissing goes down/away since you're effectively lowering the noise floor and therefore increasing the SNR.
The flip side is that this will lower the overall output (not a problem if there's headroom on your amplification) and potentially change the frequency response (lessening the highs). In-line resistors are often used to tame treble peaks.
FrenchieSmalls t1_j241ike wrote
Reply to comment by ButterBallTheFatCat in why does audio quality get worse after using earbuds for awhile? by ButterBallTheFatCat
Get rid of your brain.
FrenchieSmalls t1_iy91xwz wrote
Reply to comment by FamousBear in Headphone wizardry by SupOrSalad
But the Fourier series is "multiple sound waves at the same time with just one driver". That's precisely my point!
FrenchieSmalls t1_iy6dtva wrote
Reply to comment by SupOrSalad in Headphone wizardry by SupOrSalad
I mean, I guess. It just doesn't really make much sense how it's worded.
FrenchieSmalls t1_iy6cv4y wrote
Reply to comment by SupOrSalad in Headphone wizardry by SupOrSalad
If you consider digital reconstruction, though, that single wave is literally the combination of many simple sine waves.
FrenchieSmalls t1_iy69vk4 wrote
Reply to comment by kazuviking in Headphone wizardry by SupOrSalad
It absolutely does. I don't understand what this meme is trying to say.
FrenchieSmalls t1_j84pdvo wrote
Reply to comment by vext01 in Say Goodbye to White Noise: My Impression of the iFi iEMatch by Owenwijaya89
Yes