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  1. gixxerwimp
    gixxerwimp
    So that means your L ear is 25% less sensitive than your right ear? And the headphones are 25% louder on the R side?
    May 31, 2023
  2. Ti_Leo
    Ti_Leo
    I thought about that but my ears / headphones are fine using many dynamic headphones. There could be some "bad match", like HD800, but I just need to adjust the positioning of the headphones, and it's mostly fine.

    My theory is that my left ear is block the soundwave coming from bigger membrane of planar of estate headphones, but I don't know, it's just weird...
    May 31, 2023
  3. Riotvan
    Riotvan
    Did you try iems? To be clear it can still give problems depending on tips used. If i don't use comply foam or spinfits i can get L/R balance issues.
    May 31, 2023
  4. Ti_Leo
    Ti_Leo
    IEMs sounded OK? The only earplugs / earbuds had that "imbalance" to my ears were Sennheiser MX90. IEMs really didn't caught any problem iirc.

    But yea, adjusting the position of the headphones helps, but it's just weird...
    May 31, 2023
  5. Riotvan
    Riotvan
    Probably an ear shape thing then. Speakers are also fine i guess?
    May 31, 2023