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RE: Loudspeakers in rooms - not flat, but how bad ?

Thanks for this explanation.

The sweet spot is still the best - right ? So +- 10db could happen.

This - on top of (internal) speaker noise, voice-coil inductance (probably high) and who knows what else...



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