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| Happy Holidays and Your Favorite Tips? @erik_squires wrote: Raising the cut-off frequency AND sealing the box greatly reduces woofer distortion by controlling excursion, another benefit. Of course, at the end of the day what matters is whether the listener likes it or not. I don’t ... | |
| DSP Active Crossover @simonmoon wrote: I’ve heard several systems with the mini DSP, and have been unimpressed. I’ve also heard several very high end DSP systems, including the Kyron. And that system kills! Even Mr. analog, Michael Fremer loves it. But my overall ... | |
| Any normal size speakers that sound like Volti @acman3 -- It sounds to me it's not really about the prototype Alura's taking up some (relatively limited) space in your living room; it's that there are any speakers in there that need a minimum of dedicated space for them to function properly. ... | |
| ATC SCM150ASLT @lonemountain wrote: What Pat was talking about was narowing of dispersion behavior of all cone drivers as frequency increases- this is a true. H. owever, ATC crosses over from a woofer to a midrange driver at 380Hz, extremely low for a 3 way. T... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @mijostyn wrote: There seems to be a genital competition here. It has been my experience that most persons, lacking exposure, really have no idea. They like Hollandaise sauce but have never had real homemade Hollandaise. The trick is to leave th... | |
| ???Modern Speakers???Life Expectancy??? @freediver wrote: I have speakers that had manufacture periods starting in late 2012(Harbeth M30.1)& 2014(Dynaudio Excite X14)..Both are low hours usage & it’s likely neither is over 300-400 hours use.. Speakers usually don’t degrade w... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @mijostyn wrote: Watched the movie Oppenheimer last night. Highly recommended. Received the 3-disc 4K UHD last week on release day, and it's an excellent movie indeed while also sporting fantastic technical merits - both aurally and visually.... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @mijostyn wrote: 200 Watts will get you 106 dB with an 83 dB efficient speaker, more than enough to handle peaks from a comfortably loud 95 dB. We'll have to remember that's a best case, theoretical estimate - at 1 meter, mind you - that doesn... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @mihorn wrote: I will compare to any audio system in the world. Please you show me any audio system’s live recording video sounds better than mine. Alex/Wavetouch audio So, you're the sole judge of that - based on a video? | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @daveyf wrote: The point you seem to be making is that a big speaker can be made to work well in a small space. It seems repeating myself is necessary to bring some clarity. Once again, I wrote: ... a large speaker system CAN work extremely ... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @mijostyn wrote: Small speakers only sound small because of no low bass and visual considerations. I have set up, lord knows, maybe 10 LS3 5A systems with two subwoofers crossed at 100 Hz. I always put the speakers up on stands in positions peo... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @daveyf wrote/quoted: I thought you did not care about speaker-room interaction because upstream you posted this:"brought on as the BS rationale of "fitting your speakers to the listening room size-wise." You're missing an important piece of i... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @mihorn wrote: Below videos are my audio system consists 5.25" 2 way speakers. Do you hear such a strained and less natural? My room is 22’ x 14’ x 8’. Alex/Wavetouch Compared to what? It doesn’t really take much of a SPL to begin feeling the ... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @daveyf wrote: If you don't believe in fitting your speakers to your listening room, size-wise, you clearly have never heard a speaker that is too large for said space. There are numerous examples of less experienced a'philes trying to shoe horn... | |
| Big speakers, are they really the best way to get great sound? @mihorn wrote: I don’t agree that the natural sound to me is unnatural to some others since we hear natural sounds (voices, winds, dog barking, car tire and engine sounds, water flowing, etc.) everywhere. Alex/Wavetouch The problem is going fr... |