Thanks, they know how to make good drivers. In SB, even plastic can be good.
And that's true!
Thanks, they know how to make good drivers. In SB, even plastic can be good.
Very true, i think those poly cones and also their alu cones are sb's best mid woofer drivers, better then papers, even satori's
The measurements of SB Acoustics SB15NRXC30-8 midwoofer tweeter have been updated (offaxis, step response, waterfall and THD have been added):
SB Acoustics SB15NRXC30-8 | HiFiCompass
SB Acoustics SB15NRXC30-8 | HiFiCompass
Unfortunately, I have no that speakers already, so can't do off axis measurements. But still can pull up the CSD and Step response from the old data.
HiFiCompass, you are doing a tremendous job with your measurements. I found your website very informative, and measurements look consistent.
I was surprised by the bad CSD of the SB15NRXC30-8, but it was actually the scale that was much better. It's not often that we can see that deep in the CSD. Thanks!
I was surprised by the bad CSD of the SB15NRXC30-8, but it was actually the scale that was much better. It's not often that we can see that deep in the CSD. Thanks!
Vifa NE series are a bit strange fruits.
NE comes from neodyme magnets in the motor. All are numbered after diameter of the mounting frame, like NE149. Actually it's radiating area is 4", measured from half of surround roll, despite you might guess it is 5". All have very deep cones that have very little resonances, but quite steep off-axis roll-off. Factory datasheet responses and all data is very reliable and consistent. Also distortion is low.
https://www.tymphany.com/drivers/driver_functions/specsheet.php?id=624
NE comes from neodyme magnets in the motor. All are numbered after diameter of the mounting frame, like NE149. Actually it's radiating area is 4", measured from half of surround roll, despite you might guess it is 5". All have very deep cones that have very little resonances, but quite steep off-axis roll-off. Factory datasheet responses and all data is very reliable and consistent. Also distortion is low.
https://www.tymphany.com/drivers/driver_functions/specsheet.php?id=624
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The measurements of ScanSpeak D3004/6600 tweeter have been updated:
ScanSpeak D3004/660000 | HiFiCompass
ScanSpeak D3004/660000 | HiFiCompass
The measurements of Accuton speakers C25-6-012, C90-6-079, C158-8-085, C220-6-221, S280-6-282 have been updated (ETC, Waterfall and step response are added only):
Accuton C220-6-221 | HiFiCompass
Accuton C25-6-012 | HiFiCompass
Accuton S280-6-282 | HiFiCompass
Accuton C90-6-079 | HiFiCompass
Accuton C158-8-085 | HiFiCompass
Accuton C220-6-221 | HiFiCompass
Accuton C25-6-012 | HiFiCompass
Accuton S280-6-282 | HiFiCompass
Accuton C90-6-079 | HiFiCompass
Accuton C158-8-085 | HiFiCompass
Ufortunately, I can't add off axis data to those speaker measurements because I did them some years ago and in that times I didn't know what measurements I would use in my future web site. Since then many speakers have gone and all that I can do is to pull up some additional data from old measurements. All of today's and future measurements will include offa axis data.
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Thanks for the advices, guys
It seems there is a good rationalism in your words. Will try to add that button in future.
For whose who want their favourite drivers measured and published at hificompass.com - you are welcome! Feel free to contact me.
The way pointed by Charles Darwin will be OK.
I plan to add to the web site some form to ask my users which speakers they would want to see measured.
It seems there is a good rationalism in your words. Will try to add that button in future.
For whose who want their favourite drivers measured and published at hificompass.com - you are welcome! Feel free to contact me.
The way pointed by Charles Darwin will be OK.
I plan to add to the web site some form to ask my users which speakers they would want to see measured.