Alex Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes wrote:
if what you are referring to is the cross-feeding stuff to make headphones
sound nicer, then HeadRoom has some docs here:
http://www.headphone.com/products/faqs/about-headroom-crossfeed/ but it
doesn't actually tell you exactly how to do it (obviously).
Well, it comes pretty close:
The current HeadRoom crossfeed circuit uses a two-stage active filter
that provides about 400 uSec of delay and a gentle frequency response
roll-off starting at about 2 kHz. The left crossfeed signal is mixed in
with the right channel’s direct signal (and vice versa) at a level about
8dB lower.
However, that's not the link to which I was referring.
My iriver hd140 also includes something similar named SRS
(http://www.srslabs.com/) but it generally sounds horrible (to my ears).
However they have many demonstration files available
(http://www.srslabs.com/Demonstrations.asp) that I haven't had a chance to
listen to yet in a controlled environment.
That's not it either - this is going to bug me!
R.
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and his wife's not there,
is he still wrong?
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