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They also look amazing - like something out of Dune. Weirding modules instead of crossovers.
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They also look amazing - like something out of Dune. Weirding modules instead of crossovers.
merlin
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I don't have one anymore I'm afraid - used to fret over this all the time as I was involved in helping Peter at Tact many moons ago demonstrating the original 2.0 and 2.2x.
Unless that's a before and after (sorry I'm not familiar with the software), a good response is usually even and gently falling away whereas that (the first graphic) appears to be effectively flat with a significant suckout in the vital midrange area - where the music lives.
Unless that's a before and after (sorry I'm not familiar with the software), a good response is usually even and gently falling away whereas that (the first graphic) appears to be effectively flat with a significant suckout in the vital midrange area - where the music lives.
Chris81
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The thing is that it looks way different when you use 10dB steps then when you use 5dB steps. In your case it was 20dB steps. With 20dB steps my roommeasurement will be a flat line.
I bet your room measurement with carma in 5dB steps without a EQ would be way worse then my.
http://www.audionet.de/apps/carma/
And buy the way, it is a horn speaker, they are usually not as flat as conventional designs. You can make the speakers also flat as a line, but you will lose dynamic and efficiency.
Also this is a living room, not a acoustic dead chamber. I don't know many living rooms which measure so good without a EQ.
I bet your room measurement with carma in 5dB steps without a EQ would be way worse then my.
http://www.audionet.de/apps/carma/
And buy the way, it is a horn speaker, they are usually not as flat as conventional designs. You can make the speakers also flat as a line, but you will lose dynamic and efficiency.
Also this is a living room, not a acoustic dead chamber. I don't know many living rooms which measure so good without a EQ.
merlin
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As I say I don't have mine anymore but I'm pretty sure there was no 10db suck out in the midrange - here's a Tact screen for comparison.
Maybe. I bet what I'm listening to will sound more authentic though
In truth, playing around with software teaches audio lovers a lot IME. You end up learning all sorts of information about wavelengths, standing waves and room gain that most have no idea about.
In my case that enabled me to select loudspeakers that I knew would acoustically work in my listening environment without recourse to sticking plasters.
Chris81
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Sorry I don't see a 10dB suckout at my midrange in the measurements if i take a middleline at -12,5dB.
You can't look at the highest points, you have to take a middle.
Still your example is in 10dB steps which look far better because they don't show the truth as hard as in 5dB steps.
Even Tacts room has a 10db suckout in the midrange.
Why do you think that?
I bet what I'm listening to will sound more authentic though.
By the way, may you show us some pics too from your stuff.
You can't look at the highest points, you have to take a middle.
Still your example is in 10dB steps which look far better because they don't show the truth as hard as in 5dB steps.
Even Tacts room has a 10db suckout in the midrange.
Why do you think that?
I bet what I'm listening to will sound more authentic though.
By the way, may you show us some pics too from your stuff.
narabdela
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Not sure I'd like to have a turntable that close to a Tannoy 15" driver cabinet.
hermit
Aye, right.
Surprisingly it's no problem, lid up or down. It probably helps that the deck weighs 26kg.
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