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I downloaded it last week and listened to it a few times, but listening on
closed-back headphones (MDR7506) it doesn't work that well for me. Although the
horizontal localisation is fine, I don't get any vertical clues. I also find
the whole recording rather disorientating - not a pleasant exper
Many thanks for the feedback, John.
I doubt whether the headphones make much difference to localization,
provided they are of reasonable quality. I bought some Sennheiser HD
25-1 11 so I had some sort of standard, but they sound very similar to
the Koss (although with flatter, deeper bass). I d
The MDR-7506 headphones are effectively the same as the MDR-V6, so that's
probably it.
Regards,
John
On 24 Nov 2014, at 20:25, dw wrote:
> "I have found only two models of headphones that seem to compromise the
> binaural effect, and those are the Sony MDR-V6 and V7.
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You are too kind:-)
I improved my Koss KSC75 with a pad of 8 layers of horticultural fleece
under the foam. It flattens the bass a little, and attenuates hf
reflections.
On 24/11/2014 21:16, John Leonard wrote:
The MDR-7506 headphones are effectively the same as the MDR-V6, so that's
probabl
--On 24 November 2014 21:16 + John Leonard
wrote:
> The MDR-7506 headphones are effectively the same as the MDR-V6, so
> that's probably it.
I don't find binaural demos very effective; and guess what - I use
MDR-7506 headphones!
Paul
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Paul Hodges
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