sound science
  1. Wasaabi

    What Does “Hu-Fi” Mean?

    There is a word "HuFi" in the Chi-Fi group. In Chinese, "Hu" has the same pronunciation with the word "糊", the latter means muddy and boomy when describing sounds. So "HuFi" refers to warm, bassy monitors with weak resolution. As an example, the curve below is a "HuFi" one.
  2. N

    Do headphones that closely conform to Harman target curves only sound pleasurable at loud volumes?

    Was hoping to post in sound science forum but can't because new member :( So if we define 2 different thresholds of volume which is - 1) The lowest volume at which more or less everything important (vocals, guitars, cymbals etc) in a piece of music become perfectly audible. 2) The lowest...
  3. MAS X5h Studio Monitor Lightweight Foldable On Ear Headphones with MMCX Detachable Silver Plated Audio Cable, Inline Remote Cable with MEMS Microphone

    MAS X5h Studio Monitor Lightweight Foldable On Ear Headphones with MMCX Detachable Silver Plated Audio Cable, Inline Remote Cable with MEMS Microphone

    HIGH RESOLUTION AUDIOPHILE GRADE DRIVERS: MAS's new 40mm dynamic drivers equipped with proprietary diaphragms and super lightweight aluminum-copper voice coils produce detailed mids, precise highs and rich solid bass. The MAS X5h provides Hi-Res Audio certifed audiophile grade sound. CORE ARRAY...
  4. CoryGillmore

    Have you ever let a review influence the way you hear/enjoy gear?

    It's happened to me. I imagine a lot of folks around here may not even want to admit this. The biggest one for me was the Sony MDR-Z7M2. I had that headphone for about a month before the reviews started rolling in. And I enjoyed that headphone quite a bit up until that point. You can see the...
  5. Rayvolution

    Tube Power Supplies

    Does having a tube output stage make an audible difference? Woo Audio has separate tubed power supplies, some tube amps I've seen only have tube input stages as in the Ayon HA-3 and PS Audio BHK 300. Paul McGowan of PS Audio himself said tube output stages suck. But a lot of companies still...
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