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In Reply to: One wonders at what SPL the tests were taken? posted by rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com on December 15, 2014 at 08:00:57:
Hi and thanks a lot for the very helpful reply
Yes you are right ... it is a not completely "transparent" to give test results
And i think that all the test freqs were in the woofer range
that could be a driver of the wideband type maybe even without crossover
But in general i like the idea of an accurate speaker
Then there is the problem to define what "accurate" means
With a rifle everything is much easier ... but with a speaker ?
The very trivial definition is a speaker that does not distort "too much" the test signal
If this happens only very close to the speaker and for very low level ... let's stay in the near field !
Seriously i am sure that there are some speakers that are quite accurate also at a good distance and at high SPLs
But i do not know which they are.
Thanks again.
Kind regards,
bg
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- RE: One wonders at what SPL the tests were taken? - beppe61 09:30:03 12/15/14 (4)
- The SW test does tell us much but ... - rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com 14:22:26 12/15/14 (3)
- Still the main question for me is about the test and its possible correlation with speaker's accuracy - beppe61 22:55:39 12/15/14 (0)
- RE: The SW test does tell us much but ... - Jack D II 14:54:59 12/15/14 (1)
- RE: The SW test does tell us much but ... - Tony Lauck 18:30:35 12/15/14 (0)
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