Are soundcard like this (CM6206) can be use to measuring speakers?
Someone say for measurement can use soundcard with line in jack. He recommend Behringer UCA202 but in my city the price is too expensive. Can I use this cheap soundcard?
The soundcard
https://www.jakartanotebook.com/ima...-51-suround-usb-untuk-laptop-or-pc-blue-4.JPG
Someone say for measurement can use soundcard with line in jack. He recommend Behringer UCA202 but in my city the price is too expensive. Can I use this cheap soundcard?
The soundcard
https://www.jakartanotebook.com/ima...-51-suround-usb-untuk-laptop-or-pc-blue-4.JPG
More a matter of the smarts of the tester than the precision of their tools. For many tests, the measurement system hardly matters at all if you are working iteratively.
For example, you find your treble a bit bright. Do a trace. Use a bit of EQ. Do a trace again so you can know what effect the EQ had (and so you can return to an earlier setting once you bracket your preferred setting).
Even the 50-cent mic built into your laptop may be all you need. Certainly is a good place to start.
Mic versus mic: too bad for casual builders - diyAudio
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For example, you find your treble a bit bright. Do a trace. Use a bit of EQ. Do a trace again so you can know what effect the EQ had (and so you can return to an earlier setting once you bracket your preferred setting).
Even the 50-cent mic built into your laptop may be all you need. Certainly is a good place to start.
Mic versus mic: too bad for casual builders - diyAudio
B.
I just want to learning crossover design with simulation, so in the step i must measuring impedance. but i am confused whether it is possible to use frequency response plot without impedance and phase reference
I was following thats step, but my callibration result cant flat
this is my callibration result
this is my callibration result
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
