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Re: Mearuring crosstalk for adjusting azimuth

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Posted by gear119348@aol.com on July 17, 2002 at 17:40:07

In Reply to: Mearuring crosstalk for adjusting azimuth posted by bkearns on July 17, 2002 at 07:27:59:

Thanks for the info Bkearns. I used the Cardas record for the 1kHz left and right tones. My measurements into a Fluke 77 volt/ohm meter are:
V1=583 vac
V2=46 vac
and
V1=630 vac
V2=45 vac

Measurements were made with the speakers connected and amp volume at about 1/4 turn. Is it as simple as trying to balance these numbers by means of azimuth adjustment. I read your post several times and I'm a bit confused about the means of arriving at the dB. For example:
20 x (46 / 583) = 1.578. Is this correct? Sorry if I seem like an idiot. I'm trying to get it right.
Terry

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