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Join Date: Nov 2008
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http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/f...rstwatt_3.html
Am I missing something when a 100$ Fostex driver measures so much better then a 1700$ Lowther? Please forgive my ignorance. |
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Location: victoria BC
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Those are only on-axis (and 1 filtered) FR curve. Toole's new book summarizing 40 years of research shows that that by itself is of little help when it comes to correlation with what people find better.
Toole's metric, which he has shown correlates with blind listening tests, requires 70 FR measures in an anechoic chamber good down to the transition frequency. Since that is not likely to be possible for any of us diyers we just have to listen, and use the FR measures we do make as a tool. dave
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: iowa
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True.
I am no longer afraid of a rising response in a full range driver and a fe206e may be in my future. The highs arn't supported as well 10' away (the larger the driver, the less off axis dispersion as you go up the freq range). Or you just sit a little off axis. I remember a comment about the fostex ft17 (perfect looking frq at madisound). http://www.madisound.com/catalog/PDF...vers/ft17h.pdf "Well, I was up too late last night Googling for the Fostex FT17 and there are many people recommending it. There were a couple of exceptions though, notably Dick Olsher who tried one with his BassZilla and found it made a spitting noise!" (from diyaudio) and Olsher saying ft17 lacked resolution............ (can't remember but if forced I may be able to find it). Yea, a waterfall plot, harmonic distortion, and IM distortion would help decribe a driver better than just a freq response............. But I agree, those graphs SCARE me !!!!!!!!!!! Norman |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: San Diego, CA
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Forget about the amps, fr, impedance graphs and w/e... what I want to know is HOW THE HELL does someone get those KleinHorns through the door into their house?!
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Taiwan
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Read the article.
The horn is assembled by several removable parts. |
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Bangalore, India
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Does anyone have similar curves and network specs for the Fostex FE168ESigma drivers? Thanks.
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