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Jbl everest dd55000 I’m pretty sure these are charged capacitor networks. Check the manual, maybe change batteries No! See below: | |
Have audio cables really improved in last 20 years? @hilde45 +1 | |
Jbl everest dd55000 @suso, Look for a TAD TD 2001 compression driver it has a 1’’ throat the Everest DD55000 horn is a 1’’ throat. The Everest DD55000 compression driver is a JBL 2425H. Mike http://www.lansingheritage.org/html/jbl/specs/home-speakers/1985-evere... | |
Vandersteen Speakers.. Are All Other Speaker Makers Doing It Wrong ? Loudspeaker time alignment Remember Ed Long, In 1975 Ed Long[1] in cooperation with Ronald J. Wickersham invented the first technique to Time-Align a loudspeaker systems. In 1976 Long presented "A Time-Align Technique for Loudspeakers System Des... | |
Vandersteen Speakers.. Are All Other Speaker Makers Doing It Wrong ? @ovinewar1 +1 | |
Vandersteen Speakers.. Are All Other Speaker Makers Doing It Wrong ? @holmz Said! @ditusa did you drive to Alabama recently? No! Read link below http://proaudioencyclopedia.com/time-domain-response-in-monitor-loudspeakers/ | |
Vandersteen Speakers.. Are All Other Speaker Makers Doing It Wrong ? @holmz Said! ^nice^ - Theil , Dunlavy, Spika ? No JBL! Mike | |
Vandersteen Speakers.. Are All Other Speaker Makers Doing It Wrong ? Nah. There are lots of great sounding speakers.. I agree! My speakers are designed for time domain and phase and are not Vandersteen. 😊 Mike | |
Thermal Distortion your loudspeaker most likely suffers from it. But do you care? @carlsbad Said! Just to be clear. there is never enough current in an interconnect to heat it up and change its electrical properties. Same with speaker wires unless they are drastically undersized. You sir are correct! | |
After years of separates, I'm going integrated. Anyone else do the same? NO, why would I want my sound quality to go backwards? I agree! | |
I am so happy..... @hilde45 +1 | |
Thermal Distortion your loudspeaker most likely suffers from it. But do you care? Welcome to the real world of ’power compression’. JBL [ 1 ] has performed tests showing that power compression can reduce output by anything from 3dB to 7dB from the expected SPL at elevated temperatures. Seven Decibels! Two article just came t... | |
Thermal Distortion your loudspeaker most likely suffers from it. But do you care? @holmz +1 | |
Thermal Distortion your loudspeaker most likely suffers from it. But do you care? @larryi +1 | |
Thermal Distortion your loudspeaker most likely suffers from it. But do you care? @johnk Said, Thermal Distortion is audible and measurable I agree! I thought about thermal distortion (TD) some 45+ years ago. My speakers are designed to have a power linearity of < 1 dB of SPL compression output from 1 watt to 100 watts ... |