Sony Music/Media Format Player Model: NW-A55
Headphone Model: JLAB Audio Neon 40mm Over Ear Headphones
Album List:
Tool - Lateralus: FLAC cd rip Windows Media Player (Highest "Quality" Setting)
Tool - Fear Inoculum: FLAC internet download cd rip

--> utilizing: freac audio encoder utility for linux (latest Alpha release) for reencoding over original rip encoding

Albums: Tool - Lateralus, Tool - Fear Inoculum,

FLAC Mode Options: Custom settings - Joint Stereo <-- (not enabled) , Adaptive Joint Stereo <-- (not enabled)
                                                                 32768 bytes blocksize
                                                                 Window functions(s):


tukey(0.5);blackman;bartlett;triangle;nuttall;tukey(0.1);triangle;nuttall;hamming;welch;tukey(0.1);
kaiser_bessel;nuttall;hamming;welch;tukey(0.1);connes;bartlett;hann;nuttall;
gauss(0.2);tukey(0.1);blackman;triangle;kaiser_bessel;bartlett;nuttall;gauss(0.2)


                                                                 Maximum LPC Order: 32
                                                                 Quantized LPC precision: 15
                                                                 Exaustive Model Search: (unchecked)
                                                                 Optimize LPC quantization: (unchecked)
                                                                 Minimum partition order: 16
                                                                 Maximum partition order: 16

^-- Encoding Note: Window list updated since first post

All Albums Signal Processing:
Signal Processing: 'Best SINC Interpolator' 192KHz Samplerate and 24-bit integer Sample width set for encoding


Post Processing:
 None

Player Settings:
 DSEE HX: Off (experimental)
 DC Phase Linearizer: Off (experimental)

Player Output Settings:
 -3 Decibal Gain set to: Off
 Same as PCM Gain setting: On <-- due to welch over the list 4 times

Equilizer Settings on Equilizer Settings on Model Player:

 60Hz: +10
 400Hz: +3
 1kHz: +1
 2.5kHz: +2
 6.3kHz: +4
 16kHz: +10


Note:
 ^-- in reference to the equilizer setting...: the hamming over two main accumulation of functions (set in between to make almost maybe a half with two hamming functions) is as much what suppose hamming makes up for what is supposed you apply on the player an formal equilizer setting. hamming is definitely for the equilizer and im wondering can there be like other functions now since the loudness is high and the hamming allows maybe moreso to add more functions after the last gauss function ? i didnt know this players battery was actually for a type of way the encoding kind of tastes the proper way the signal is supposed to be decoded from the encoded data. it was like the player was just the player and the format had a sort of play on how to read it with a fast chip or somthing. anyway i think what i need to add since previous posts is that hamming seems to make the power from the battery throw a lot of punch with the equilizer settings actively set up. im going to take some time and listen but i want to see if i can add more functions after the last gauss function since i found out about a battery punch of loudness with hamming and the equilizer setting. much more to notice is this thing is in the right of a type of sophistication to say once more again.