Sorry, I don't know, I am not following up as I used to be when I started the thread.

Sony sponsored Dr. Choueiri and now his patents generate the highest royalties of Princeton. Perhaps Sony is actually using code and algorithm from the 3D3A lab...

Yes, it seems simplistic now that I read your comment and the article you linked. I don't know that much about the subject to affirm what really happened when recordings appeared. I've been obsesively thinking in recent years which effect new advancements in immersive audio would have in music...

I chose the word “comprehensive” meaning that they incorporate a greater quantity of filters related to the listening room and listener head and torso. It is controversial to valuate them using the words “standard” or “superior” since music reproduction is not pretended to replicate reality...

There are much more comprehensive solutions available right now. I can think four: Sony 360 Reality Audio, Bacch for headphones, Realiser A16 and Impulsifier.

Maybe too much gain or DC in the source combined with higher volume levels at the amplifier made the diaphragm touch the stators?

I have been wondering cities plenty of electric vehicles without combustion engines. Less ambient noise in listening rooms. Then DSP units, crosstalk cancellation and convolution filters widespread in all kind of entertainment devices. The only combustion to hear would be rockets to the moon. No...

I've just received the second headtracker. So now I can confirm they delivered the reward established in the Kickstarted campaign. I have a working unit with all accessories I have been entitled to.

I am going to update the firmware this weekend and report.

You are probably right, because my acoustical environment, my headphones and my own hearing might not be perfect. For instance, although my speakers are placed equidistant to me and to the adjacent walls, in a reflection free zone (I have rock wool absorbers), I hear male voices to the left and...

Soloing the speakers and head tracking really helped me to comprehend the externalization the first time I listened. I did it without video, only stereo.

It was actually the first time I used the A16 with a PRIR and HPEQ made with microphones in my ears. I could not use spdif to run the PRIR and HPEQ apps. I believe now I can play everything through SPDIF. The firmware update was only an observation not related to the bugs mentioned in this...

I also applied firmware 1.60 upgrade. I’ve just tested the stereo analog in and front left and right analog outputs: Cd (rca out) > A16 (stereo rca in and stereo 3.5mm stereo output sockets) > Amplifier (xlr in) > electrostatic headphones. Measured stereo speakers PRIR and electrostatic...

push in and hold user a volume knob for at least 3 seconds

Rca to Xlr cable: :heavy_check_mark: