Resolve discontinued 43AG measurements for BK5128. Jude discontinued 45BB measurements for BK5128.I don't think Harman compatible measurements will be disappearing unless significant further work is done on B&K 5128.
Resolve discontinued 43AG measurements for BK5128. Jude discontinued 45BB measurements for BK5128.I don't think Harman compatible measurements will be disappearing unless significant further work is done on B&K 5128.
Resolve discontinued 43AG measurements for BK5128. Jude discontinued 45BB measurements for BK5128.
at the very least it'll include data from GRAS and B&K. I'm hopeful we can have more to show folks in the near future.
That standard must have industry buy in (and it seems to me as an outsider) that only @Sean Olive and the Harman team can really define that new curve or somehow accommodate the data from the 5128 into a revision of the existing curve. But looking at such sites as squig.link - it seems that everyone wants their own curve anyway so I don't see the harm in @Resolve and the headphones.com team defining their "own curve" - just don't call it a standard, maybe a "headphones.com preference curve".
I'm basing my stament on:
https://forum.headphones.com/t/index-collection-of-measurements-made-by-resolve/15251 Last 43AG measurement is from last year.
And, a conversation with someone that privately collects his measurements.
So you expect someone to stalk you across multiple forums, for measurements? And that wouldn't seem like a strange expectation, to you?I literally posted one this week... That index hasn't been updated in a while. Also, weren't you in the Blessing 3 thread? That was done on the 43AG as well.
So you expect someone to stalk you across multiple forums, for measurements? And that wouldn't seem like a strange expectation, to you?
This, acknowledging that finding 43AG measurements from is harder rather than easier. Lets stick to the establishing simple realities before eagerly chaining the subject to various commentary.the inconvenience
So... the fact that someone else hasn't update their index of my 43AG data is somehow indicative of me deliberately making it harder to find? I don't have an index of B&K measurements either yet. These are things we're currently in the process of building. The only thing kind of like that is the topic this thread is about, and that only has a handful of them - and it's for an entirely different purpose. This is really reaching for it.This, acknowledging that finding 43AG measurements from is harder rather than easier. Lets stick to the establishing simple realities before eagerly chaining the subject to various commentary.
Boy, who would imagine asking simple question evoking such an animated response. I didn't even press you on the IP aspect.
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So why such a intense effort on talking up BK5128 and talking down 43AG? Patience beyond comprehension is given by the host to multiple commercial actors that are allowed to act without restriction. Are we watching the same movie?Yeah people love to claim science as being on their side. I've said this before but... so much of this stuff is deeply entrenched in appeals to authority without actually considering the information. It leads to information silos and a lot of bad faith dialogue, all in the spirit of acquiring what amounts to empty confidence. That's not really a game I'm interested in playing.
His last grado video doesn't have 43ag measurements.I don't think he discontinued 43AG measurements
The fact that you wrote this shows you clearly haven't been paying attention - or you're outright misrepresenting our stance, at this point it's admittedly hard to tell. Nobody is talking down the GRAS. The 5128 simply has a more accurate acoustic impedance to the human ear canal, and is better at low and high frequencies. But that doesn't mean the GRAS, nor the work that's been done with it so far is invalid. And we've maintained this position since the very beginning.So why such a intense effort on talking up BK5128 and talking down 43AG?
@amirm claims the new rig its not not entirely suitable and has the hands on experience and expertise to back it up.
Yeah, we're currently beta testing a bunch of slopes, so the focus has been on the 5128. The thing is, we've measured Grados in the past on the 43AG already. For new products (or at least new to our lab) they get both.His last grado video doesn't have 43ag measurements.
Headphones.com's measurements are indeed their IP - so too are my measurements (that is, those done on my personal gear) my IP, but I'm quite unconcerned with people using mine. This is pretty standard - e.g. @oratory1990's measurements are the IP of his firm.I didn't even press you on the IP aspect.