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Smyth Research debuted their Realiser A16 at Axpona and let me tell you it was amazing. In a nutshell, you can reproduce the sound of any listening room (up to 16 channels) thru your headphones. The demo was amazing to say the least. Thru the headphones it sounded like you were in an Atmos theater.
But that's not the focal point of this thread. What I am wondering is if there is any reason why we can't use and wear the same dual mini in-ear mics they were using to measure our in room response. They were using them for measuring sweeps... and I see no reason why Herb and Cross-Spectrum Labs could not calibrate a set. Then we would wear the measurement mics in our ears.
I found these, but I am not sure how you wear them. It looks like the mic end would be in your ear. Smyth Research had a ear sponges with a hole where the mic was inserted to allow them to face outward. I am sure there are some out there... and perhaps I should just contact Smyth Research and ask about what they were using.
To me ... this would be the idea way of measuring in room response... and with Dirac, you could even perform the entire setup process from your primary listening position and/or multiple positions if you so choose.
These would probably work with a USB adapter... SP-EBM-1
But that's not the focal point of this thread. What I am wondering is if there is any reason why we can't use and wear the same dual mini in-ear mics they were using to measure our in room response. They were using them for measuring sweeps... and I see no reason why Herb and Cross-Spectrum Labs could not calibrate a set. Then we would wear the measurement mics in our ears.
I found these, but I am not sure how you wear them. It looks like the mic end would be in your ear. Smyth Research had a ear sponges with a hole where the mic was inserted to allow them to face outward. I am sure there are some out there... and perhaps I should just contact Smyth Research and ask about what they were using.
To me ... this would be the idea way of measuring in room response... and with Dirac, you could even perform the entire setup process from your primary listening position and/or multiple positions if you so choose.
These would probably work with a USB adapter... SP-EBM-1
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