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The farfield was mainly made for W760 & w595 stereo speakers, i've never actaully heard this final acoustic myself i sold my last a2 phone before i finished it, and actaully theres alot less noise reduction and drc than the oringal, could some1 send me the w995 acoustics please.
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Posted: 2009-05-30 16:26:06
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that's why i thought it would work:


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Posted: 2009-05-30 16:30:10
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I experienced the same farfield with tranced, only much more quieter...

@tranced, could you please add red T700 forum avatar? Now it only has black...

@number1,
Tell me if you already download it, because I want to delete it after you download

Link removed


Hiron

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Posted: 2009-05-30 18:16:59
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send a pm to number1 with the link and either send a pm to laffen for the avatar request or do it here
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Posted: 2009-05-30 18:30:09
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Farfields are only for w760 & w595, they are specially made to work with there hardware. T700 has very different speakers.

Headset acoustic has been updated in first post.

@tranced , could you upload all the lastest C702 farfields files please , then il make a acoustic for the mono speakers.
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Posted: 2009-05-30 19:22:57
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@number1,
what did you change with phf files? I noticed now it's ver 15 instead of 10...
Could you make a changelog?

And did you already download w995 acoustic?

@tranced,
thanks for the info

EDIT:
CSPV15 isn't suitable for older A2 phones... In my T700, the volume is normal, but in K850, it would blow your headset due to extremely high volume... HK.SPKRN is set to C0, which is the highest volume value for older A2 phones

CSPV10: Flat frequency response with decent bass and clarity, suitable for instrumental music... Better stereo widening effect...

CSPV15: Agressive bass and treble, suitable for Rock and Pop music... Worse stereo widening effect if compared to CSPV10...

Number1, can you hear an alert beep sound through your headset when you plugged your headset to your phone? I can't hear it in CSPV15... But can hear a beep in CSPV10...

Maybe it's a good idea to upload both versions


Hiron

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Posted: 2009-05-30 19:47:09
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i dont have a phone to test them, that beep was annoying anyway, not bothered about stereo widing its pretty pointless anyway, i borrowed a freq string and some layout and a couple of values from the w995 acoustics, it seems to have worked well, i maxed out the volume in the farfields and there ok assumed the headsets would also be ok. Old version is still on my 4shared and what headset are you using?.
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Posted: 2009-05-30 21:26:27
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Without phone to test, both of them (v10 and v15) are still a great acoustic... I can't imagine if you had the phone to test

Both of them has its own taste...
I use ver.10 now because I like flat frequency response better, although most people who hears pop and rock could find v.15 to be more pleasing...

Besides, v.15 has an aggressive treble which could be more fatiguing for long-session hearing

I used HPM-85 and HPM-77 to test it... About these headset, I love HPM-85 more than HPM-77, simply because HPM-77 was in-ear headset... 30mm driver size in HPM-85 vs 7mm in HPM-77... Much more power and clarity in HPM-85...

Besides, In-ear tends to makes our ears damage faster than ordinary headphones, due to nearer distance between driver and your ears membrane... The most safe way is by using active speaker, of course...


Hiron
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Posted: 2009-05-31 01:17:04
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J.R.G sound, CSBV10 (bluetooth)

are this for bluetooth stereo?
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Posted: 2009-05-31 02:46:32
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i didnt backup the original acoustic. never thought i had to go back
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Posted: 2009-05-31 05:12:55
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