10-Sep-2015, 17:26
(This post was last modified: 10-Sep-2015, 18:05 by RobLnd.
Edit Reason: moreover..
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Hello again,
I like the smother scale of the volume control since the latest update.
i noticed that the horrible cut off of lowest frequencies that use to kick in mathematically from 50 in the old volume scale is kind of disappeared. Is the DSP regulating bass reduction more gently.
I do like sometimes listening to house/underground at very loud volume so i was quite accustomed to the filtering of lower frequency at 50. Deep bass up to 50, loud mid bass after.
Anyone noticed it?
Just consider that the phantom written specs where changed a couple of months ago as a result of the dsp cutting low frequencies. From on 1 frequency response in the technical data, suddenly appeared 3 difference frequency responses according the output level (obviously they have a good team of solicitors behind
) !
16Hz to 25kHz ± 2dB at 82dB SPL | 28Hz to 25kHz ± 2dB at 92dB SPL | 49Hz to 25kHz ± 2dB at 102dB SPL
I like the smother scale of the volume control since the latest update.
i noticed that the horrible cut off of lowest frequencies that use to kick in mathematically from 50 in the old volume scale is kind of disappeared. Is the DSP regulating bass reduction more gently.
I do like sometimes listening to house/underground at very loud volume so i was quite accustomed to the filtering of lower frequency at 50. Deep bass up to 50, loud mid bass after.
Anyone noticed it?
Just consider that the phantom written specs where changed a couple of months ago as a result of the dsp cutting low frequencies. From on 1 frequency response in the technical data, suddenly appeared 3 difference frequency responses according the output level (obviously they have a good team of solicitors behind
) ! 16Hz to 25kHz ± 2dB at 82dB SPL | 28Hz to 25kHz ± 2dB at 92dB SPL | 49Hz to 25kHz ± 2dB at 102dB SPL
