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OTOH analogies that cross different diciplines in physics sometimes fool you.
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I'm not exaggerating, this was a real double take moment. My retired ex-boss poked his head in my door and said after moving all his stuff to a new house this turned up.
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They are simulations. They can't show what were left out of equations. But a smoke can reveal, like it does when they test aerodynamics.
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SW is The Man !!
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I will be serious for a change and subjective as well.
I had the chance, few years ago to listen to the 12" enclosure from Gedlee. They are very good speakers, the best finished enclosures of this size i've heard on the market . They bring all that i like from horns (dynamic and efficiency), and present no coloration at all. Just, may-be, not those deep and fast basses i like, a little excess of level around 2-4KHz (very little), and something a little too much damped in the hight (probably effect of the foam). They have a good localization and restitution of distances . Most off all, i don't liked all previous waveguide i've heard before. Those don't suffer at all of the disagreeable (like distorted) characteristic of them. A complete success to bring to people, at reasonable price, all the best of high efficiency and dynamic. How to be more laudatory ? I would not say that of all of the studio monitors i know. At this time, i don't knew at all about Mr Gedlee and was pretty admirer. After that, i've read many comment from him and visited his site. Well, i believe the communication's quality is way under the quality of those enclosures. And those assumptions about HOMs put me in a very suspicious position. (i don't say they don't exists) In fact, it would be unfair to compare with my enclosures, as they don't play in the same yard , not the same price neither the same power handling and efficiency. (3db) But i can assure you that my enclosure present no more colorations (and may-be less) or "distorted feeling" despite no care had be taken about those mysterious HOMs, reason of my joke about. On the contrary, they are more "free" and "easy", gives more "air", localization is the same order of quality, with a little more space between instruments. As the Gedlee's, i use to listen to them with an angle from the axis (20° on mine). Basses, nothing to compare, of course. My conclusion ? If i had to buy a little system, i would buy Gedlee's enclosure, despite this poor consideration for the work of other very talented people, searching for the same results with as much success and a different approach. Like my friend François Delamare or JMLC witch has a very scientific and modest approach, and justify all his assumptions with numbers and references. And it is not because they are French :-) I can understand why business need to keep some 'secrets' or unjustified argues, but this does not help to keep a perfect scientific posture. |
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Christophe; did you hear Barefoot's monitors?
How would you compare them? Anatoliy
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: France
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No, sorry. Are they good ?
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Some candid questions about those HOMs.
- About comparing with optics, are horns something else than a lens ? Any HOM in a lens ? Something else than chromatic aberration ? - Is the front of pressure supposed to be pseudo spherical (depending of the driver) by JMLC, reflect itself on the walls of the horn ? Or is-it more like a wave on the water with well known diffraction phenomenas if it hits obstacles ? - What about the different waves lengths Vs the throat diameter ? Lets suppose that the sound is like some kind of photons bouncing on the walls of the horn when out of axis. (fiber comparison) Any chance those photons to finish their course in the axis with a exponential horn ? So some sound arrive with some delay in some axes ? We can see the distortion induced by the delay and the change of level at this frequency when added with strait signal: No accident in the response curve we can measure ? Problems with the non linearity of air with crossed waves ? Again no way to measure distortion ? There are simulation tools witch shows the pressure repartition at different frequencies VS angle. We can see effects of diffractions in space. Why those mysterious HOMs are not measurable, i mean at least their effects ? Did i missed something ? Last edited by Esperado; 3rd November 2012 at 04:15 AM. |
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