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| Speaker relative efficiency/sensitivity when using a high pass filter @nymarty I am using a Devialet 400. It has high and low pass filters along with time delay. I have a Dayton Audio SA1000 as my subwoofer amp with second order and fourth order high and low pass filters, respectively, at 80Hz but I am not currentl... | |
| Speaker relative efficiency/sensitivity when using a high pass filter I am thinking tubes as well but did not want to go down that path and incur/incite the commentary about there being plenty of high output tube amplifiers. Thanks for broaching it. I also want to entertain lower power AB SS amps. I have a fondness... | |
| Speaker relative efficiency/sensitivity when using a high pass filter Understood, hence my calling it "relative efficiency". I appreciate that your and Erik's replies are semantically more appropriate. So it appears there is a decrement in the current/voltage required to drive a speaker to only 80Hz instead of 35 ... | |
| New cartridge for Eminent Technology ET2 It is adaptable with different wands for different cartridge specs. I would use the magnesium version. | |
| Speaker relative efficiency/sensitivity when using a high pass filter 200 W “peak unclipped program” | |
| Speaker relative efficiency/sensitivity when using a high pass filter Makes sense. I’m sure the numbers won’t be exact but it means I may be able to go from my 400 W amplifier down to a 100 W amplifier. The speaker manufacturer recommends 200. | |
| Speaker relative efficiency/sensitivity when using a high pass filter I am using a second order high pass filter at 80 Hz yielding12dB down at 40Hz. 12dB is associated with a 16-fold power difference. This is my rationale for the inquiry. | |
| New cartridge for Eminent Technology ET2 Appreciate advice. My dealer is going to do that but I thought I would also seek input using this knowledge base. | |
| 2022 is almost here. Why are you here? Condition of probation | |
| Isoacoustics' Gaia eliminated a 120Hz mode The manufacture recommends going bigger as well. This supports the notion that there is a range of effectiveness and that minor adjustments may yield a questionable return. Perhaps someone can tune it but I have neither the patience nor the butt t... | |
| Isoacoustics' Gaia eliminated a 120Hz mode I do not understand the rationale for leveling nor the logo directionality. Speakers are typically heavier in the front so compressive forces are going to be different, which I would think affects function. Also, some speakers need to be canted fo... | |
| Isoacoustics' Gaia eliminated a 120Hz mode I realized I was going to have to do some significant modification on the Nobsounds, including drilling out M6 size holes so I could screw them on to the DBA subwoofer cabinets. I was also going to heat shrink them for stability. I did attach one ... | |
| Sota Eclipse packages for VPI tables. What I did with the TE package and my HW19. Base-mounted initially and just changed to a SAMA. The VPI alternatives are not competitive in the least.http://vpiforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=13319https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?convers... | |
| Biggest "bang for the buck" audio gear you have owned(in your history)? Double Advents | |
| Will line conditioner do anything for the other receptacle in a duplex? Ironic. A Dayton SA1000 powering a Romeyn DEBRA is what’s plugged into the other outlet. |