Well that was to be expected, no?
Square wave has lots (infinitely) phase-related harmonic contents, sine has none - zero!
The interesting factor will be whether the visual "correctness" on a scope has anything to do with acoustic one.
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Thank you very much I did not know of harmonics So it can be seen as a complex signal ? like a multitones for instance that i also like
My rationale is the following I was watching a video where they were testing the tone controls of an amp with a SW
it is impressive how tone controls deform a SW I was suspicious of TCs before the video Now i wonder how people can even tolerate them
i would like to know Freud's opinion about the need for tone controls
to sum up i am looking for something objective
I am a little fed up with subjective evaluations not only not backed up by measurements but also mischievous
when they propose a measurement they do it in a negative way Not useful to judge the sound quality
as if their real goal is to reiterate the superiority of the subjective listening test for assessing sound quality
They will never convince me
the world would be better with more Mr Dunlavys
if the world has evolved is thank to scientists not salesmen
My rationale is the following I was watching a video where they were testing the tone controls of an amp with a SW
it is impressive how tone controls deform a SW I was suspicious of TCs before the video Now i wonder how people can even tolerate them
i would like to know Freud's opinion about the need for tone controls
to sum up i am looking for something objective
I am a little fed up with subjective evaluations not only not backed up by measurements but also mischievous
when they propose a measurement they do it in a negative way Not useful to judge the sound quality
as if their real goal is to reiterate the superiority of the subjective listening test for assessing sound quality
They will never convince me
the world would be better with more Mr Dunlavys
if the world has evolved is thank to scientists not salesmen
yes, a square wave is a combination of several harmonically related sine signals (only odd harmonics, by the way).
have a look at this graph on wikipedia that adds harmonics to a simple sine signal to approximate the "ideal" square wave:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipe....gif/350px-Fourier_series_for_square_wave.gif
have a look at this graph on wikipedia that adds harmonics to a simple sine signal to approximate the "ideal" square wave:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipe....gif/350px-Fourier_series_for_square_wave.gif
hi ! thank you very much Very nice and very explicative indeed 🙂👍
this gif says more than a lot of words
like for slides in a presentation
just out of topic a boss of mine used to put a slide off topic every 10
to check if the people were sleeping
sometimes very off topic
i was counting out slides with expectation for the weird one
they sacked him Crazy guy But very very nice
this gif says more than a lot of words
like for slides in a presentation
just out of topic a boss of mine used to put a slide off topic every 10
to check if the people were sleeping
sometimes very off topic
i was counting out slides with expectation for the weird one
they sacked him Crazy guy But very very nice
Soundstage is a construct, just like imaging. It can be measured but that will be on the components of this construct such as frequency response, dispersion pattern, speaker distortion amp distortion... etc.
Companies like Goodman were first into the surround sound market. Kef were the first hifi manufacturer to step in, so had to come in with something good. The reviews were great, ang everybody got a set to try. Then came the .1 version. Externally the original has the black tweeter, and the .1 version silver. There is just about nothing in common between these speakers, except visually. The later one's are poor speakers, replacing great one's. The divide can't be bridged in any respect.