AUDIRVANA PLUS LYRICS DRIVERS
Blue Sky, Barefoot and the Earthworks Sigmaīig far field monitors may have compression drivers and horns. Ring Radiator - Only ones I know of in studio monitors are the ones already mentioned. ADAM, EVE Audio (lol just recognised that irony) Silk dome, aluminum dome, phenolic dome etc. Some manufacturers make their own, pretty sure Focal does.Īs far as types. etc ?As far as brand, the Vifa (aka Tympany/Peerless) tweeters in Barefoots, my Blue Skys and the Sigmas are very easy to recognise. But how could you, I, or anyone ascertain what is used in Adam, Genelec, Dynaudio, KRK, Event. How can I learn to know what type of drivers/speakers are used in whatever cabinet design? Like Focal monitors probably use what they design and make. I cant help thinking though that your speakers are too good and you should downgrade to NS10s and give me your ATCs! I bet this type of approach could work for others with similar problems. MevInteresting that you have a "Comfort Curve" tailored to your own hearing. I'm attaching a pic of the equ curve I'm using. Sorry for the long post, I thought my experience may help somebody or some of you may help me with my problem even more. Generally some of very low bas line notes, certain piano and high notes cause most of the problem.
Some albums I just can't listen no matter what I do with the frequencies, certain frequencies at bottom, mid or top just cause annoying resonance in my ear so I just avoid those albums with these frequencies. I have created a comfort curve across the frequency range that allows me to listen to almost 90% of my music whereas before I could only listen to about 40-50%! So I'm almost saved now and enjoying my music again. As I increased some frequencies by 3-4 DB my problem would get worse, so this way I could establish which frequencies were more problematic and reduced those by 2-3db which reduced the resonance to manageable levels. With a 32 band equaliser I moved the sliders up and down to see which frequencies effected me the most.
AUDIRVANA PLUS LYRICS SOFTWARE
I managed to establish exactly which frequency of sounds were causing most of the problem by using an equaliser plug-in with my Audirvana Plus software player. I listen to music almost everyday for hours with zero fatigue.īut this tinnitus/resonance in my left ear was really messing up my enjoyment. I have read many articles and watched just as many youtube videos to find a cure.Īs can be seen from my signature I'm a lucky owner of the ATC flagship EL 150A speaker system. It has literally ruined my listening experience as I hear a lot of resonance in my left ear from a wide frequency range. I've been reading this thread with great interest since I have been suffering from some sort of tinnitus for over a year in my left ear since being subjected to heavily distorted and overly loud PA system! It took me six months to recover from my hyperacusis/misophonia by "learning" to readjust to our great modern sonic environment - by doing exactly the kind of things you mention. : )Instructions unclear: miked a slowly filling bath with a TLM-103 while listening at max volumes on Amphions - ears really hurting now!!! The "soft domes" of ATCs can perfectly reproduce the nastiest frequencies that you put into them.ĭo this for two years then let me know how it went. Tinnitus is actually a kind of brain damage.ĭo this for two years then let me know how it went. This is an exercise to help calibrate your perception.
Listen to complex changing sounds at very low level, like the sound of a bath filling up slowly for example. No processed/fast food at all.ĭon't monitor too loud or long and make sure you have plenty of low end and a smooth response. Even smoking weed can flare it.Įxercise like loads and loads, if you are not mega fit then get going! Doing a sport is a good structure for exercise.Įat amazing nutritional foods. Get a nurse to syringe them if you need to.ĭrugs/alchohol! The more you take the worse the tinnitus. The "soft domes" of ATCs can perfectly reproduce the nastiest frequencies that you put into them.Ĭlean ears, but never ever use Q-Tip cotton buds, or ear candles or anything you put inside your ear except prescribed ear drops. I find it hard to believe that the design and/or materials of drivers could make a difference towards tinnitus.
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