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Topic: Your opinion on the Kameleon? (Read 1554 times) previous topic - next topic
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Your opinion on the Kameleon?

Has anyone here built the Kameleon? Or has anything good or bad to say about it and its headphone correction modules?

https://diyaudioheaven.wordpress.com/schematics/amplifier/

It looks interesting on paper, not sure if it's reliable (as in 'working properly' as far as the module system is concerned).


Re: Your opinion on the Kameleon?

Reply #1 –
Is it really just an equalizer?
 

Re: Your opinion on the Kameleon?

Reply #2 –
supposedly the author who designed the amplifier measures the headphones, then tries to get a better curve by creating a dedicated hardware filter for each model of headphone. The Kameleon II desktop amp is an amplifier with a socket for those filters. Anyone can build the amp and the filters, and send in his/her headphones to get measured.

An equalizer could do the same thing, but your ears nor mine can do audibly what a good measuring setup can do.