Submitted by ShepherdessAnne t3_10oiv5g in headphones
ShepherdessAnne OP t1_j6fwdwg wrote
Reply to comment by BionicSammich in I hate the Harman Curve by ShepherdessAnne
Yes this is why I flared it with drama.
Technically EQ is a solution. Fine. But then why even bother? It's all the same tuning.
It would be like having every car drive about the same. What would be the point of that?
BionicSammich t1_j6fyr6l wrote
I don't get what you are searching for. Harman is basically just a bit of extra bass and a bit of extra treble. Want it flat? Just reduce the bass and treble shelfs. Use Crinacles graph tool to visually test it out.
What headphones do you have? I'll make you an EQ profile you can import into Peace.
ShepherdessAnne OP t1_j6gindn wrote
Thank you for the offer, however unfortunately I'm in the process of dramatic customization for my daily drivers and will get back to you after the project is complete.
It's just infuriating that this is even necessary, though. I mean yes, everyone should know their way around EQ. Cool, I get that. But the thing is the goal shouldn't be so homogenous. It's been getting worse and worse as the years have gone by and it's like, dude, for higher end products can we please just leave that kind of tuning up to the listener? If you're buying an amp and balanced cables you probably know your way around an EQ.
BionicSammich t1_j6hfdy3 wrote
Have you ever considered that headphones in general just aren't fir you? You seem to be wanting a sound that doesn't really exist. Harman isn't a million miles away from flat. I've played with EQ with the aim of making stuff "flat" before and you just end up with an ass load of mids and not much else.
ShepherdessAnne OP t1_j6i01d6 wrote
No.
BionicSammich t1_j6j6j0g wrote
You should.
ShepherdessAnne OP t1_j6ji84q wrote
Planar Soundstage tho
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