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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Mountain View, CA
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The variation between these 2 isn't bad at all (to me, but I don't have heaps of experience).
![]() That's after eqing. But the break up is not as advertised. Oh well. Just something else to work around. That is what I was looking for--smooth break up region. According to Eminence's graph, this was in the upper echelon. My next build will probably be with B&C, JBL, or AE from what I've seen so far. I just didn't want to spend so much money on just my second design ever. Thanks Dr. Geddes. Back to the regularly scheduled program. Dan |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Novi, Michigan
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Don't expect much. I, like you, look specifically at this region for the exact reasons that you mentioned. Everyones data here is "optomistic" and when I measure the real thing its almost always like the situation that you have. I will say that the Eminence does look worse than what I am used to, but none of the compnaies that you mentioned are all that much better and none of them is head and shoulders better than another.
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Agreed.
And also remember that as bad as your driver measurements look - compared to what you hoped for - your room measurements will look just as bad. Does not mean they aren't accurate, they just aren't the pretty graphs you see salesman publish.
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Novi, Michigan
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Novi, Michigan
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No Cardiod is a grey area, the drak side is the belief that all measurements are a waste of time - all you need are your ears! Cardiod vs omni, thats a negligable difference by comparison.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Oh the Dark Side is much darker than that, they believe that measurements leads to worse sound and should be banned. You cannot measure music, because if you could then we should be able to measure the "huge" differences between audio cables and other magical things.....
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Novi, Michigan
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StigErik - your post belongs over on the "cable" thread.
It's hilarious over there.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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I know...... seems like all audio forums have these incredible cable threads, and there's no cure invented yet!
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200 x 2" drivers What to do? best, graaf
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