The Focal and Naim app on my phone for the Focal Bathys comes with a pretty extensive hearing test and boosts the levels in the areas which you are least able to hear.
It asks you to click and hold a button when you hear the sound.
By doing so they can figure out what point your hearing loss and cutoff is.
The adjusted personal profile for my own hearing in my phone and now in the headphones across all devices is amazing.
I think this is the most interesting question I’ve ever asked and I am loving every response learning more and more.
Thanks for taking the time.
JFC. That’s a ridiculous amount haha
Mother of god that was awesome to watch. 1.5 tonnes each?!
This is exactly what was in my head with x-overs for every speaker.
I’m beginning to understand why it’s not so practical.
What are the downsides to using a crossover? My understanding was is simply clipped the signal off above or below the relevant frequencies.
I’ve been using Tidal in Exclusive mode.
It allows complete control by Tidal enabling up to 24bit 192kHz, on my Focal headphones it’s a massive difference.
Never tried it on the stereo really though.