In Reply to: Near-field measurement for speaker correction? posted by Feanor on August 18, 2006 at 09:03:25:
This is an area that I'll admit to having an issue with...If a set of speakers has an anomalous response curve, one has two basic choices:
1) Correction
2) ReplacementI battle to accept the logic of spending upwards of $1,000 on a decent parametric equaliser to apply correction to a flawed set of speakers - I'd much rather sell the speakers, combine the $1,000.00 I would have spent on the equaliser with the proceeds of the sale, then go out and find a pair speakers that meet my requirements.
Maybe I'm too much of a cynic?
"Don't roll those blood-shot eyes at me!"
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Follow Ups
- Re: speaker-response correction... - DevillEars 09:17:53 08/18/06 (2)
- Yeah, but ... - Feanor 12:13:49 08/18/06 (0)
- Re: some rooms inherently flawed - mls-stl 11:28:23 08/18/06 (0)