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In Reply to: Re: A good reason perhaps to move up to better speakers? Ones without high amounts of phase distortion? nt posted by KlausR. on May 7, 2007 at 02:10:28:
HiYep, no physical speaker looks like that (essentially perfect) and the minor pre/post ring on the impulse is a trait of a FIR filter, often used for this kind of correction.
My guess would be you have fixed the response down to about 15 – 20 Hz?What speakers are these and what dsp are you using if I could ask?
Also, how did you measure the speakers to derive the correction?I am working on an active version of the SH-50 which has FIR filters and am looking forward to hearing what they sound like fixed that way and tri-amped.
You can do a lot with DSP and I am about as far as I can go with physical placement and drivers parameters given what the horn has to do.
Best,Tom Danley
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- Re: A good reason perhaps to move up to better speakers? Ones without high amounts of phase distortion? nt - tomservo 07:53:14 05/08/07 (1)
- It's Klein+Hummel O500C - KlausR. 09:15:19 05/08/07 (0)
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