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| Which USB Cable to buy Echolane, Try different USB cables before you buy. There is a chance that it won’t make any difference. Guy who made video, in the link you posted, is a little bit confused. He describes two things that might happen to digital USB signal: bits mig... | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? Erik, they stated "fundamental" . For harmonics they claim 17kHz (hard to believe).I found that high "C" for soprano is about 1kHz, but they can produce "whistle tone" (or falsetto) at D7 or 2349.3 Hz and this is the highest voice human being can ... | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? Erik, Paradigm Studio 60 v2, I had before, was sold at about $1k. It usually means that manufacturer sell them for $500. In my company cost of materials is about 30% of the cost of the product. That would imply $170-200 for three speakers, bo... | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? Thank you Erik. Link you provided states that range of fundamental for woman voice is 165-225Hz while I found this:http://www.seaindia.in/blog/human-voice-frequency-range/that states: 350Hz - 3kHz for fundamental frequency - about 15 times high... | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? Erik, Few questions.1. Isn’t crossing at 2kHz or lower in the range of female voice, that has fundamentals between 350Hz and 3kHz?2. Isn’t crossing below 2kHz to close to resonance of most tweeters? I’ve read recommendation to keep crossover frequ... | |
| A Question on Speaker Driver Efficiency This is exact quote from cj1965 post:In theory, half the voltage applied to a driver will result in half the sound pressure in the output (-3db). | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? What I mean to say is, there is no 1 ideal dispersion pattern. From ESL's to open baffles, to traditional multi-way speakers, some with horns. All have very different radiating patterns, and all have ardent fans.It is not a dispersion pattern for ... | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? A speaker with tight dispersion can sound better in the sweet spotDifferent speaker - not the same one. It appears that you like 2.5 design and not listen anymore. | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? Erik, please read at the link I provided. You might not care about size of the sweet spot, but you asked about "ideal home speaker". | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? It is Beaming and not Banding - sorry. Please read "Speaker horizontal directivity" in the link I provided. | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? http://audiojudgement.com/speaker-lobing-polar-response/ | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? Erik - why you ask if you already know the answer? | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? Erik, Two sides of midrange driver membrane produce the same sound only when you face it straight. At the angle there will be reduction because of the phase shift (longer distance). At certain frequency and the angle it will cancel the sound c... | |
| Is the 2.5 way speaker the ideal home speaker? Erik, my previous speakers were 2.5 ways (Paradigm Studio 60/2). In reality it is two way design with extra speaker for the low frequencies. My new 3 way speakers have much better bass - not by extension, but rather by very natural attack and d... | |
| A Question on Speaker Driver Efficiency Timlub +1 |