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10/10, but I had to listen closely. Sennheiser 650s & external DAC/amp, quiet room, hearing is still good to ~16khz. The primary place I picked out to hear thi
by massaman_yams 11y ago
10/10, but I had to listen closely. Sennheiser 650s & external DAC/amp, quiet room, hearing is still good to ~16khz.
The primary place I picked out to hear this not the quiet parts, but rather a hiss above 10khz, which was audible even at the beginning - and particularly at the beginning. It's almost mistakable for brighter cymbals, if you're not listening closely. It also changes in perceptibility over the duration of the sample.
- caf 11y ago10/10 using HD215s plugged into whatever cheapo onboard DAC this laptop has. But like you I did know what to listen for, having done a signals engineering course in the deep dark past.
- CarVac 11y agoI tested myself using that same trace: I got 10/10 with the sound of the cymbals, then confirming with the fadeout at the end. This is with HD-598's with 16 feet of cheapo headphone extension cords, loud old refrigerator running in tiled studio apartment, and motherboard built-in sound output.