we look at the response curves that show the sensitivity of the speaker (not the driver alone, but the speaker as a whole) at each frequency.
we saw that the best bass response (most sensitive) is when the cab is naked, with no acoustic padding
but that doesn't mean it will sound better without padding, because the entire cab will be resonating due to standing waves n ****.
to see how the acustic padding improves the speaker (if it does) we need you to do impulse response measurement.
we saw that the best bass response (most sensitive) is when the cab is naked, with no acoustic padding
but that doesn't mean it will sound better without padding, because the entire cab will be resonating due to standing waves n ****.
to see how the acustic padding improves the speaker (if it does) we need you to do impulse response measurement.
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Read this just now: RE: Subwoofer for Danley SH-50 - tomservo - High Efficiency Speaker Asylum
I've never had any truly flat, wide BW, power response speakers, so never gave it much thought, but if Tom says his Synergy concepts work best overall toe'd in as I suggested earlier, then the way we hear pretty much dictates it regardless of the speaker's polar response.
WRT beaming speakers 'splashing' behind the listening position, it's always a good idea for this area to be diffuse in nature, so bookcases, heavy drapes, etc. is a good plan.
GM
A black hole just keeps sucking stuff in, Sounds mire like you are at the stage of them starting to leak out.... (most of my computer clients after a couple hrs of lessons)
dave
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