King’s X - Jason
Inspired
Subject says it all... would like an adjustable global loudness curve much like Yamaha put on preamps a while back.
It’s been accomplished by other audio manufacturers. It’s doable even if not perfect. I can provide references of execution if needed. Like Yamaha preamps.this has been asked for several times over the past 10+ years. it's not a simple curve.
references always help everyone understand the wish.It’s been accomplished by other audio manufacturers. It’s doable even if not perfect. I can provide references of execution if needed.
http://www.hifi-classic.net/review/yamaha-c-80-and-yamaha-m-80-463.htmlreferences always help everyone understand the wish.
Low end response and/or cab resonance would be greater at a presumably lower sound level than out through PA, cabs or FOH.How would it improve the experience over headphones ?
It's been requested and explained why it won't happen... And since your links refer to "variable loudness" (at least, I assume that's what you're linking for) it was also talked about why "loudness" controls don't really work.http://www.hifi-classic.net/review/yamaha-c-80-and-yamaha-m-80-463.html
https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/yamaha/cx-2.shtml
https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/yamaha/cx-830.shtml
There’s more if you have google. This would be a killer addition to this device. It would improve the experience over headphones. Improve the ability to create presets that work live, in the studio and during practice.
It’s a very reasonable request.
Yet, when I owned a Yamaha pre-amp so equipped... it did work. Quite well.It's been requested and explained why it won't happen... And since your links refer to "variable loudness" (at least, I assume that's what you're linking for) it was also talked about why "loudness" controls don't really work.
I agree it would be cool if it could work, but I'm guessing the answer will still be "no".![]()
These are examples of continuously-variable "loudness" controls on consumer-grade hi-fi equipment. They've been available on consumer equipment for at least forty years. To the best of my knowledge, no one has ever offered it on pro audio gear, because that's a whole 'nother kettle of fish.http://www.hifi-classic.net/review/yamaha-c-80-and-yamaha-m-80-463.html
https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/yamaha/cx-2.shtml
https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/yamaha/cx-830.shtml
There’s more if you have google. This would be a killer addition to this device. It would improve the experience over headphones. Improve the ability to create presets that work live, in the studio and during practice.
It’s a very reasonable request.
the community doesn't design the device.Yet, when I owned a Yamaha pre-amp so equipped... it did work. Quite well.
It sounds like this community is resigned to it being impossible. Even though it is.
How very disappointing.
Low end response and/or cab resonance would be greater at a presumably lower sound level than out through PA, cabs or FOH.
One could listen at lower levels via headphone and have a fuller sound without high SPL levels.
Still want to know your stand specifics.
To be very honest, I trust Cliff when he says it doesn't work more than I trust you saying it doesYet, when I owned a Yamaha pre-amp so equipped... it did work. Quite well.
It sounds like this community is resigned to it being impossible. Even though it is.
How very disappointing.
Thanks! The stand looks solid and like just what I need. It does remind me of a MF brand. I want what you have pictured! Is it this?By about 50dB the audibility curves are already pretty darn flat, at least within the typical freq range of guitar, and 50dB isn’t too loud for a headphone level. To me, the whole reason for headphones is being able to listen at decent levels without disturbing others, such as late night.
Will have to look on the stand and see if it had a label, it was pretty cheap, so maybe a MF house brand or something. Nothing fancy at all, but does the job really well
Sure. But Cliff is just an echo chamber here when compared to Yamaha. Think about it.To be very honest, I trust Cliff when he says it doesn't work more than I trust you saying it does![]()
oh please. that's rude. jeez... sure he's talking himself into a tizzy and can't accomplish anything *rolls eyes*Sure. But Cliff is just an echo chamber when compared to Yamaha. Think about it.
Quantity != QualitySure. But Cliff is just an echo chamber here when compared to Yamaha. Think about it.
Let’s see.Quantity != Quality
Think about it.
You are a part of the echo chamber. A company as large as Yamaha has nothing on one bright guy? I don’t think so.oh please. that's rude. jeez... sure he's talking himself into a tizzy and can't accomplish anything *rolls eyes*
what's with all the people coming here recently, after YEARS of the axe's continued success and just saying "oh do this it's easy"?
do you even know anything about how Yamaha works? i do. it's not what you're implying.