Question on some HPCF file about ash-listening-set HOT 3 OPEN

Hi, the filter HpCF_Sennheiser_HD650__Sample_B was generated from the headphone filters provided in the following compilation:
Spherical Far-Field HRIR Compilation of the Neumann KU100

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Thank you for the info! For me this filter really activates front back localization that I can't get before with any other 100+ filters around the web, so thinking now on getting more KU100 data on other popular open back headphones. I guess AKG and Beyers in this mdat also has B letter in your HPCF files, right?

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I can confirm the below HpCFs were generated from the same dataset. I hope this list helps.

HpCF_Sennheiser_HD650_Sample_B
HpCF_Sennheiser_HD600_Sample_B
HpCF_Audio-Technica_ATH_M50_Sample_A
HpCF_AKG_K702_Sample_A
HpCF_AKG_K701_Sample_B
HpCF_AKG_K601_Sample_B
HpCF_AKG_K271_MKII_Sample_A
HpCF_AKG_K240_MKII_Sample_B
HpCF_AKG_K141_MKII_Sample_B
HpCF_Beyerdynamic_DT990_Sample_B
HpCF_Beyerdynamic_DT880_Sample_B
HpCF_Beyerdynamic_DT770_Sample_B
HpCF_Beyerdynamic_DT250_Sample_C
HpCF_Shure_SRH940_Sample_A
HpCF_Presonus_HD7

I haven't tested any of the above headphones myself but I have personally found that the averaged HpCFs were often the best match for most of the headphones I tested. However, this wasn't the case for every headphone so it was worthwhile testing each of the individual alternatives.

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