
Signal Ratio of 80db is worse then 90db, but how much??? - Head …
Dec 19, 2004 · Every 3 db is double the volume, so the difference between 80 and 90 is the difference between a fairly quiet room and a rock concert. Perhaps if your room is aboard a subway train 0db is barely audible. 130db is treshold of pain.
how loud is 90db??? | Headphone Reviews and Discussion - Head …
Oct 3, 2007 · 90 dB is loud, but it's not that loud. It's well below the threshold of pain, although long term exposure (i.e., more than a few hours) will cause lasting hearing damage, I doubt being exposed to 90 dB noise levels is going to cause most people headaches or ringing ears. If it happens to you, then I'd hazard a guess that you're more sensitive ...
Are there any benefits to SNR higher than 110 dB?
Sep 29, 2014 · Assuming a sensitivity of about 90 dB/W, it translates to a few dB of A-weighted noise SPL, and that can be masked by typical ambient noise levels. Click to expand... If that is the case with the quoted numbers on the amp in Absolute Sound, and the specs are based on voltage swings, then the SNR or max power output spec is flawed to begin with ...
Questions About Stereo Crosstalk - Head-Fi.org
Apr 17, 2013 · RMAA also consistently reports the crosstalk to be better than it really is by 6 dB, so -57 dB crosstalk in RMAA is in fact -51 dB. Grounding is a common problem as well, due to the lack of differential inputs on sound cards, so the loopback tests often create ground loops. But it is also possible that a common ground wire had too high ...
Do noise canceling headphones hold up in 90dB environments?
Jan 16, 2011 · Active noise canceling phones are not as good as them in terms db reducing. They provides comparable results on airplane, but not as good in other circumstances. Sources/amp: Sony XA5400ES, Oppo BDP-93, Grace Design m903 m902, Calyx Coffee, Grado RA-1
Announcing the Sennheiser HD 505 - Head-Fi.org
Feb 10, 2025 · SPL – 108 db @ 1kHz; Total Harmonic Distortion – <0.2% @ 1 kHz, 90 dB; Weight – 237g (without cable) Cable – 1.8m (~6ft) detachable with 3.5mm (⅛-inch) stereo plug; includes 6.3mm (¼-inch) adapter; single-sided entry--- --- ---A note about naming: Like many audio brands, we use an alphanumeric system for many of our products.
Best budget tube amp for speakers with 90 dB? - Head-Fi.org
Oct 24, 2003 · With 90 dB speakers and no need for live spls, you have lots of choices. Somewhat dependent on room size, of course, but anything over 20 wpc should be more than adequate to get you to very satisfying volumes in a reasonable sized room. The Cayin has gotten some great reviews.
Pair Hifiman HE1000V1 Planar Headphones, Boxes, 3 ... - Head-Fi.org
6 days ago · The Hifiman HE-1000V1 headphones are open-back, planar magnetic headphones with a frequency response of 8–65,000 Hz. They have an impedance of 35 ohms and a sensitivity of 90 dB. The HE-1000V1 headphones weigh 480 grams. Specifications . Frequency response: 8–65,000 Hz; Impedance: 35 ohms; Sensitivity: 90 dB; Weight: 480 grams
New portable Tube DAC/amp: EarMen L-amp - Head-Fi.org
Dec 14, 2007 · Today auditioned the L Amp at a dealer, its very disappointed. Given its price tag which is substantial lower than my SP3000T and the Cayin C9ii, I expected a lower level of SQ and product quality.
Approximating Headphone Volume Output (dB) - Head-Fi.org
Apr 27, 2011 · However, a large volume output can really damage your hearing, even further, anything over ~75-85 dB can cause your ears to tune out low and high frequencies. This in turn can actually decrease the quality of your music (Inner Fidelity). Anything over 90 dB can damage your hearing if exposed too long. Ideal listening levels should be around 60 ...