Effect of Loudspeaker Directivity Compared with In-room Measurements
We know loudspeakers sound different, we also know they can measure different – both in the lab, and in-room. But what if they seem to measure quite similar – and still sound very different. Is there something hidden in those measurements, that we missed?
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F205: How a Small Loudspeaker Sets a New Standard for Sound
What I hear is different, and I realize it is different simply because it is so much better.
Small size, works in ordinary small rooms, decent looks, acceptable price. This, combined with significantly better sound – that is the sound of the future.
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New Amplifiers Buurion & Guurion
They are small, they are cold, they have perfect sounD, they are nice and exciting to look at.
Audibility of group delay at low frequencies
Can we hear phase changes and small delays in the bass range, caused by misaligned subwoofers or room acoustics? Let us find out. This controlled experiment shows the facts about group delay.
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