Headphone correction · in-ear
Sony MDR-EX10 EQ settings for Mac
Sony MDR-EX10 is an in-ear headphone. This measured profile applies 10 parametric bands with a -4.0 dB preamp to bring it toward the Harman target. Low end: it reins in what the measurement shows is too much; treble: it adds back what the measurement shows is missing. Biggest single move: -4.4 dB at 149 Hz (Peak).
The measured correction
| Filter | Frequency | Q | Gain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low shelf | 105 Hz | 0.70 | -4.0 dB |
| Peak | 149 Hz | 1.06 | -4.4 dB |
| Peak | 283 Hz | 1.57 | -2.7 dB |
| Peak | 1127 Hz | 0.54 | +2.9 dB |
| Peak | 1250 Hz | 2.48 | -0.6 dB |
| Peak | 1914 Hz | 1.97 | +0.7 dB |
| Peak | 4629 Hz | 2.69 | -1.2 dB |
| Peak | 6294 Hz | 5.66 | +1.5 dB |
| Peak | 8190 Hz | 1.32 | +3.8 dB |
| High shelf | 10000 Hz | 0.70 | +0.2 dB |
Preamp -4.0 dB · 10 bands · target: Harman · Earwave applies this exactly as listed.
Sony MDR-EX10 FAQ
Does Earwave support the Sony MDR-EX10?
Yes. It is one of 812 measured models in Earwave's catalog. Pick it once and everything you play inherits the correction until you switch output.
Do I need the Sony MDR-EX10 correction to use Earwave?
No. The 31-band EQ, presets, stereo width and room ambience work on any headphones or speakers. Calibration is a bonus for models someone has measured.
Does the Sony MDR-EX10 profile cost extra?
No. Headphone correction is part of Earwave rather than an add-on: no account, no extra purchase, no subscription.
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