Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. After I grounded, it seemed to sound pretty good So I built the 'hi' version.This article needs additional citations for verification. I prototyped it first on a breadboard, forgot to ground the output jack because it wasn't explicitly in the diagram. I've built a 'Bass Enhanced Crossfeed' from a kit, which I believe is based on Meier's Crossfeed design.

This page is intended to make the Jan Meier Bass enhanced Lite crossfeed available to anyone who owns a soldering iron. The time delay at low frequency range. This improvement have been well described by electronic circuit designers like Benjamin Bauer 1, Siegfried Linkwitz 2 , Chu Moy 3, Jan Meier 4, John Conover 10 , HeadRoom 9. And because their pre amp commands are before the crossfeed signal creation the original signal is lowered.The Bauer stereophonic-to-binaural DSP ( bs2b) is designed to improve headphone listening of stereo audio records.

Examples of DSP crossfeeds are Dolby Headphone and Bauer stereophonic-to-binaural DSP. Some digital crossfeeds include controls for varying the realism of the crossfeed implementation and which HRTF characteristics are used. Since such crossfeeds do not typically correct the delay between the added information and the original signal, they simply reduce the amount of stereo information available, centering the image in the stereo field.A digital, or DSP-type, crossfeed is typically more sophisticated, mixing an amount of signal from one channel to the other, delaying the signal to mimic interaural time differences and applying other characteristics of head-related transfer functions (HRTFs) to mimic the changes between the left and right ears. A crossfeed signal processor attempts to recreate the stereo image heard from speakers by mixing some signal from the left channel into the right channel, and vice versa.The intent to produce speaker-like sound in headphones distinguishes crossfeed from the more general concept of stereo width reduction, which involves similar techniques.Types of crossfeeds Analog An analog crossfeed is usually implemented by mixing the left and right channels together to some extent. In headphones, this crossfeed does not occur, so the resulting stereo image is different from what is heard from speakers.

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