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In Reply to: I agree with Thorsten posted by Duke on July 12, 2012 at 21:30:27:
Greater weight should not blanketly be given to on axis response or power response without first assessing the other half of the equation - room response. As noted by Toole, the ultimate response heard in rooms that are more highly absorptive will be more affected by direct, on axis loudspeaker response. Those rooms that are more highly reflective will have the opposite situation in which power response plays a vital role. Blanket statements are seldom accurate in this arena. When it comes to acoustics, the details determine what the outcome will be and generalizations are practically useless - all generalizations except for this actual statement about generalizations, of course.
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- I don't agree or disagree - just have a more insightful, maybe even more useful comment... - villastrangiato 10:20:47 07/14/12 (2)
- insights - Duke 11:21:17 07/14/12 (1)
- RE: insights - villastrangiato 12:05:54 07/14/12 (0)
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