I guess in the end everything will boil down to what you can actaully objectively hear. If 2 tones out of your hearing range (but most likely within a youngsters) hearing range, and you are listening to a quiet passage in a piece of classical music, how will that IMD-product sound to you? Will it be a rash sound that makes that piece of music unbearable to you? I know it happens to me, but I have brain-damage, so I suffer from sensory-overload, and I hear weird distortions that other people don’t notice, or the IMD’s form yet another product in my ears/brain. Who knows, so for me those IMD-graphs are interesting as that is something that I can hear, but how meaningful is it for other people with "normal" hearing. I guess there are some specs in the audio-field for it, but not many youtube-audiophile guys play any attention to it. Distortion I can hear, and I can hear the harshness-difference between amps with even and odd harmonic distortion, but somehow I have yet to find anybody commenting on what they can hear with IMD-tests.
Thank you! So you have a different kind of Golden ear - which can be good and bad it sounds. So the difference in the two high frequencies is the spike at 1 kHz and that is what folks have found to be the frequency that reveals the most. I'll have to take a close look at this - but you can see it in the video.
HI Eddie, your testing Aiyima is amazing. Thank YOU 👍
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HI Eddie, thank you for extraordinary testing. 👏
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Really interesting. Thanks again.
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Finally the IMD tests!!!!! 👍👍👍👍 🤣😂🤣
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I guess in the end everything will boil down to what you can actaully objectively hear. If 2 tones out of your hearing range (but most likely within a youngsters) hearing range, and you are listening to a quiet passage in a piece of classical music, how will that IMD-product sound to you? Will it be a rash sound that makes that piece of music unbearable to you? I know it happens to me, but I have brain-damage, so I suffer from sensory-overload, and I hear weird distortions that other people don’t notice, or the IMD’s form yet another product in my ears/brain. Who knows, so for me those IMD-graphs are interesting as that is something that I can hear, but how meaningful is it for other people with "normal" hearing. I guess there are some specs in the audio-field for it, but not many youtube-audiophile guys play any attention to it. Distortion I can hear, and I can hear the harshness-difference between amps with even and odd harmonic distortion, but somehow I have yet to find anybody commenting on what they can hear with IMD-tests.
Thank you! So you have a different kind of Golden ear - which can be good and bad it sounds. So the difference in the two high frequencies is the spike at 1 kHz and that is what folks have found to be the frequency that reveals the most. I'll have to take a close look at this - but you can see it in the video.