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| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer Peter thanks for the info. What works in our own separate worlds and experience is the most correct one at that portion of time. For you to stop at this point of time and with your open mindedness and desire for further knowledge on this particula... | |
| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer Peter sorry for being harsh in my statement..Tom | |
| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer The mathematicial precursor to prologic, only with better seperation.More like Dolby digital in effect..Way back in the early 70's..When the colors were more colorfull. Tom | |
| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer No the one on the right had eyes that were more to the south and a complexion that had slightly more contrast and texture than her counterpart to the right who had more highlights and who's edge enhancement was slightly more defined..They were the... | |
| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer I think they were hired to entertain the troops at a booth at the Cedia AV show and clubs to the northeast of downtown Indianapolis just last weekend..Thats what I saw and I think I remember..They shared the same chair and were friendly with each ... | |
| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer Mids will not be smeared because the leading edge transients will be be damped into oblivion.. unlike the real thing..Whats remains will be dark and without life..Other than that it will be okay..Tom | |
| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer Is not that what Slim Pickens yelled as he rode the A-bomb down from the sky to its final destination in the pro humanity movie Dr.Strangelove..Tom | |
| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer If you use Audiopoints, and I feel you should, then do not combine coupling with so called isolation..to do so would be the worst of combinations..The Audiopoints are designed to be directional..the point has a bandpass of 2hz to several meg..So y... | |
| what if you put too much lead shot in your speaker If you use the correct design geometry and material choices then speaker vibration can be channeled away and not be retaimed in the cabinet..like when using lead shot..I think Larry worked with Albert at one time..Tom | |
| what if you put too much lead shot in your speaker Its all the same ...Compensation for design problems.. It still kills the music..There are better remidies.. if indeed they are needed..Ask Lrsky he use to work with the compensation chamber guy..he now knows the way out of the dead zone. Tom | |
| what if you put too much lead shot in your speaker Yea and it kills the music. Ask Lrsky he has had much of a turnaround when it comes to dampening/lead shot..Tom | |
| Good, Neutral, Reasonably Priced Cables? I agree. I had to say it and write it before I forgot it. Everything attached to the output terminals of the amplifier is reactive... Tom | |
| Good, Neutral, Reasonably Priced Cables? Sean this noise on the feedback loop would be injurious to really any amp, class A included. Would it not? Tom | |
| Good, Neutral, Reasonably Priced Cables? Sean the speakers I currently use have series wired crossovers. Every signal feed this type of design would have to be sent to the drivers unlike a parallel design which I think dumps unused signal to ground.Unused signal would then be feed back t... | |
| Good, Neutral, Reasonably Priced Cables? Sean with most speakers out there having their crossovers dangling on the positive leg of the amplifier and nothing on the negative side of the amp would you not think this imbalance is more of an issue than the cable impedance seen by the same am... |