Re: Calculating absolute played(!) volume

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On 16/10/20 5:54 am, Jeanette C. wrote:
Hey hey,
for a project I am wondering, if the absolute output volume of a pair of headphones, directly connected to a soundcard, can be gained from the settings?

I have a Delta 1010. Inside alsamixer the volume for the DACs is set in dB. Is there a straight relationship between these settings and a connected output device? My pair of headphones, IIRC, have a resistence of 60 Ohm.

Any help is appreciated. A good pointer will do. If there is a method without special measuring equipment, I'd be happy. If not... So be it.

Best wishes,

Jeanette

Testing labs would use a dummy head with embedded calibrated microphone. I doubt it would be possible to do it accurately otherwise. You may get an approximate measurement simulating with a home made setup similar to that.

Any results you get would be only for those particular headphones; even with the same impedance two different sets may have drivers with vastly different efficiency.

Personally I just use a level which is comfortable although even that can be deceptive. I recently bought a pair of Austrian Audio Hi-X55 headphones and they are so clear I often find I have them rather loud without realising, having been used to my older Audio Technica cans.

Cheers

Roger
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