Added Reference Audio Analyzer measurements.All pre-computed results have standard 10-band equalizer levels. Fixed band (also known as graphic) equalizers supported.All pre-computed results have minimum phase filter for 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz. Convolution equalizers supported with minimum phase and linear phase impulse response filters.Every headphone has settings for peak filters. Parametric equalizers are now supported.Innerfidelity and IEMs and earbuds equalized.Settled for SBAF-Serious target curve for Innerfidelity and.We are currently at over 2500 headphones! Also keep in mind that you are allowed to tune the eq for example with HeSuVi to make it more to your liking. I hope this makes equalization a bit more approachable for people who feel intimidated by it. Do you think this makes your headphones sound better and what kind of problems do you have with these eq settings? I would love to hear feedback from you fellow headphone enthusiasts. Especially the target curve is a tricky thing to nail down because Innerfidelity and measurements are not directly comparable with the measurement system used by Sean Olive and others for their Harman target response research. This is not supposed to be the be-all and end-all of headphone equalization. Full details on how to use the eq settings and what else you can do with this can be found in the Github page. Combined with EqualizerAPO this is essentially a free alternative to Sonarworks True-Fi with almost 5 times as many headphone models. This includes all on-ear headphone measurements from Innerfidelity and with 4 different target curves. Now I'm exited to present to you equalization settings for over 700 headphones. Disappointment turned into resolution and this was my reaction. Then I got very disappointed of the lack of existing headphone eq settings. I started lurking here about a year ago and got pretty soon excited about possibilities of using equalizer to improve headphones.

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