eagleeye7
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| Distributed Bass Array configuration Any Sub Woofer set @ 80 HZ Crossover will interact with every Good Hi Fi Speaker's Bass Output. This should be avoided.Setting @ 60 Hz or so should minimize interference & blend in better.With Sub Bass, a Crossover of 40 Hz or so would be app... | |
| What process did you use to integrate multiple subwoofers for 2 channel listening? WOW, is all that I can say!FLAT to 4 HZ, that is one Hell of a system, that obviously an be FELT & HEARD!Just, what Maximum DB level do you measure with your system? | |
| What process did you use to integrate multiple subwoofers for 2 channel listening? hilde 45, relative to Sub Woofer Placement 3 Subs are IDEAL!Here's my solution for optimization of results, with 3 subs. 1) Set of 12 inch, self powered 500 Watt Subs at Far Left & Right of room, set @ 70 HZ Crossover.2) Single 15 Inch Sub... | |
| Single vs. Dual Subs mc, Why state the obvious, then attempt to justify it?Why have two Low Bass Stereo SUB Woofers, when as you state it's difficult to record Very Low Bass Frequencies in Stereo?Wouldn't summing Left & Right Low Bass Frequencies Electronically, ... | |
| Looking for an amp that punches way about its weight and I can grow with justinrphillips, I have a solution for you, as I have a Pair of Oddysey Kismet, 200 Watt Mono Blocks in Kartango cases, fully built out List $5,950, will ship to you for $2,100. They are about 3 1/2 Years old SN's in the 52xx level.The Kismet'... | |
| Single vs. Dual Subs mc ~ " It is all summed at that frequency anyway. But, whatever. "Kindly explain HOW, in your opinion, that happens??? | |
| Single vs. Dual Subs divertiti, I have a similar situation to you, relative to Sub Woofer Placement.I solved it, which IMHO, has optimized the results, as follows.Here's my solution:1) Set of 12 inch, self powered 500 Watt Subs at Far Left & Right of room, set @ 7... | |
| What do we hear when we change the direction of a wire? @ anton_stepichev,I fully understand your comment, i.e. " I only noticed that it is impossible to locate the exact reason of the directivity with its help. We can’t directly hear the RF signals, and even if we could, speakers can’t play them ba... | |
| What do we hear when we change the direction of a wire? @ anton_stepichev "There are a lot of extraneous interference in the RF signal, which change both in time and from the slightest deviation of the antenna from the initial position, this is the weak point of the receiver meter based proof." I ... | |
| What do we hear when we change the direction of a wire? Change in sound, with wire direction, depends upon the design of the cable!To verify that a difference exists, in your cable, you need an old Tuner with a meter. Don't laugh, this is a very sensitive test instrument, just follow the steps below:... | |
| Red Plating?? You could use a "Constant Voltage Transformer" (Good small one about $200) which would even out Voltage Spikes & Noise, assuming it supplied sufficient current for your AMP..I utilize a single CVT for all but my Main Power Amps (which are plug... | |
| Does Anyone Think CD is Better Than Vinyl/Analog? As can be seen from most of the above comments, each system has advantages, however, in a High Resolution System the most important thing is the Quality of the RECORDING!To this end, all factors of sound reproduction come into play, to optomize th... | |
| Sound quality impact - preamp vs power amp? Preamp gets the nod, as regardless of the amp the sound quality can be no better than what the preamp feeds it.Yes, a high sound quality amp can sound better with the same preamp, however, that is a result of the the lower sound quality amp NOT ac... | |
| Separating cables, is there a mat to help along the way? From my experience the "MOST BANG FOR THE BUCK", in cables, will come from using SHORT (2 1/2 Foot or less) Cables from ones Amplifier to their Speakers,This of necessity requires the use of Mono Block Amplifiers, which further improve the Sound! | |
| *WHITE PAPER* The Sound of Music - How & Why the Speaker Cable Matters While I have not yet had the time to go through the ""White Paper", the reason for the change in sound may well be related to the following:Assuming one has a Scope & a Square wave generator, try passing a 20 K HZ Square wave through a cable &... |