Hi again, guys.
Just a quick question: I’ve started to use convolution filters on Roon but have not been able to find the ones for my Grado SR325x headphones yet.
Any hints about where I could find them?
The best I’ve been able to do so far is to download some filters for Grado SR325i.
Thank you very much.
This link will give you the AutoEQ recommended set zipped up and ready to go for Roon:
Or you can scan for other sets here
They’re just derived from the project @AMT linked to.
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Now I look there are four sets available for that model, earpad dependent
Edit I now realise I’m an idiot and those are not the Grados you’re looking for. No joy on your model sorry @Andrea_Lutri
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Thanks a lot, guys…
Yes, the problem is precisely what killdozer was speaking about: there are no filters for the SR325X, which is quite strange as it’s a very popular model.
I will try the ones for the SR325i, which should be similar, I think… or am I wrong?
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I even checked here for you (you can derive filters from the data here) but no sign of that model. TBF they’re IEM focussed:
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İf you don’t mind coughing up around $300, you can get a Minidsp Ears headphone measurement microphone and create your own convolution filters with REW.
Any alternate from this?
I can’t acces phones.killdozer.uk
Look at https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq/tree/master and check out the readme to get what you’re looking for.
BTW, does Roon OPRA not supply filters for your headphones?
Hi @Dooms_Zero. Sorry, I put this up as it was problematic for quite a few folks at the time. There’s now an official dedicated app page: https://autoeq.app/ which does the job with a bit more polish. I took it down during an online spring clean, meaning to restore it somewhere, but time and attention went elsewhere.
This can be my unofficial sunsetting announcement 
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Although, in truth, it’s more of a “lights have been out for some time now” announcement.
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