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| Searching for matching(?) Subwoofer solution @bdp24 asked:"Is for the subs to be wired/operated in mono mandatory in a swarm sub system?" Not at all. "In other words, does the swarm not "work" (reduce/minimize bass peaks and nulls in the room) if the subs are run stereo?" Works just fine in... | |
| Searching for matching(?) Subwoofer solution @rauliruegas wrote:"Position at a normal one seat position and play music ( digital or analog ) with very low bass recorded information and then through several tests/evaluations lest us know if you can or can’t detect from where comes the sound y... | |
| Searching for matching(?) Subwoofer solution @noble100 wrote:"Are you making a distinction between the perceived true stereo bass that I'm currently experiencing and your mention of "a second amp can be added to give you true stereo bass"?" IF the recording has true stereo bass, adding the ... | |
| Searching for matching(?) Subwoofer solution Audiorusty asked: "A question for the DBA folks; How do you get the mids and highs to spread out evenly through the room to match up with the bass at all locations in the room? Also does a DBA affect impact?"The bass doesn’t sound like it’s coming... | |
| Searching for matching(?) Subwoofer solution @noble100 wrote: "Duke... I was hoping to get your honest opinion on my thoughts on how I understand multiple sub systems function in general as well as my understanding of how bass is recorded on CDs and vinyl." In general I agree with what you... | |
| Searching for matching(?) Subwoofer solution Tyray wrote:"When your Swarm first came out I and bunch of others were impressed at such a brilliant thinking out of the box idea. I completely believed and understood the science behind it."Thank you very much. If there was any "brilliant" thinki... | |
| Searching for matching(?) Subwoofer solution @rauliruegas wrote:" Even the AK SWARM manufacturer/owner posted in this forum:""" You can get good bass in one sweet spot with two equalized subs """. Not 3 or 4 but TWO." I probably said the first part, but just to be clear I DID NOT say the sec... | |
| How come Horn + woofer designs are not more popular? Mijostyn wrote: "Audiokinesis, I would like you to tell me how you would make a two way hybrid horn speaker."I'm leaving for an audio show in a few hours and don't have time to write you a decent reply right now, but will attempt to do so in abo... | |
| Frequency response + or - 1 dB ?? @ptss wrote: "responses to this thread have virtually all been to say why frequency response is unimportant. "Imo frequency response is the most important thing, but imo "frequency response" MUST include the off-axis behavior of the speaker becau... | |
| Low Sensitivity Speakers Compression Issue. "Still, this is not the only thing to look for in a speaker..."Totally agree.Duke | |
| Terrible Booms I agree with freediver: Try Auralex SubDudes underneath your Proacs. They will eliminate mechanical transmission of vibrations from speaker to floor. You may still have acoustic (air-borne) vibration issues, which would have to be addressed sep... | |
| How come Horn + woofer designs are not more popular? Thank you very much pbrain for that in-depth reply."I think the in-your-face character of the M2 is mostly due to its higher directivity index across the audio band. That’s not atypical of horns in general."I agree. My study of acoustics and psych... | |
| Low Sensitivity Speakers Compression Issue. Erik wrote: "By the way, I’ve never seen anything about a single peak causing thermal compression, or that only the peaks are then compressed, or that everything is fine BUT the peaks due to thermals."If, as Earl Geddes says, the heating is instan... | |
| How come Horn + woofer designs are not more popular? Pbrain wrote: "A couple years back, I had the fortunate opportunity to take part in a double-blind mono test between a Revel Salon2 (very high-end, 6-way, traditional dome-tweeter design) and JBL M2 ("master reference" horn-based 2-way design) spe... | |
| Low Sensitivity Speakers Compression Issue. IF thermal modulation (compression of peaks due to the instantaneous voice coil heating and resulting resistance at the onset of a transient) is a real thing, THEN there is an interesting implication about amplification choice:What if we used an a... |