Submitted by ICrySaI t3_zxemi0 in headphones
Due_Passion_920 t1_j23pyly wrote
Reply to comment by wwt3 in I don't get the "frequency response graph" thing. by ICrySaI
>many popular headphones (audeze, hifiman, sennheiser etc) have large portions of nonlinear and non- minimum phase response within their operating range.
Can you please post excess group delay measurements of all these 'many popular headphones' with 'large portions' of non-minimum phase response?
>I mean I would say a 5ms delay in the low frequencies in those plots is pretty significant...
That's measurement noise. See here.
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Due_Passion_920 t1_j24gu8l wrote
Do you have any evidence excess group delay at these levels is audible?
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Due_Passion_920 t1_j24nizt wrote
So you have zero evidence to present to back up your claims, got it. That's not how science works.
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Due_Passion_920 t1_j25yppd wrote
No need. People who do actual science, interested in the furthering of knowledge for everyone via transparent academic research, rather than secretive industry insiders preoccupied with lining their pockets and an aversion to sharing data except to a select elitist few with NDAs, have already made their research publicly available. So that's a positive group delay audibility threshold of ~1.5 ms for actual music signals, which few headphones will exceed.
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