Google gave me this:
"The ranges around 400 Hz and 4-5 kHz are usually attributed to the frontal direction, while the bands around 1 kHz and 12 kHz relate to the rear direction. Also, content around 8 kHz can be perceived as elevated. However, treating these frequency ranges will only increase the probability of sound being perceived from these attributed directions. The actual results will vary between individual listeners, especially if the processed sound is presented via loudspeakers rather than headphones.
Nevertheless, what is very consistent among all listeners is an impression of a very sharp and distinct sound source when boosting the frequency bands related to the frontal direction. In contrast, when altering the spectral balance towards the rear-related bands, we get a more diffuse and surrounding spatial impression."
is this correct ?
Please note that I do not use any resistor in series with any driver..... sensivity is quite high so my power amp is always in class A in normal listening levels.
I finished now the speakers for the corner situation. I chose a closed box because sitting in the corner gives a tremendous bass boost.
So far I heard them only in a conventional setup and like what I heard. In my new studio I have a nice corner Situation so I plan to give them a listen there over the weekend.
So far I heard them only in a conventional setup and like what I heard. In my new studio I have a nice corner Situation so I plan to give them a listen there over the weekend.
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I think I have to clean up a corner in my diy room.
Will I meet you at the Frickelfest, Joachim?
Herzliche Grüße vom Sam
Will I meet you at the Frickelfest, Joachim?
Herzliche Grüße vom Sam