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In Reply to: RE: About Magico speakers ... extremely impressive posted by beppe61 on January 13, 2015 at 01:46:06:
It is not really clear how audible simple harmonic distortion from motor non-linearity would be. Much of it will be masked as it is generally of a low harmonic order.
I think an interesting experiment is to have a speaker in the free field (so outdoors would work) playing music and then suddenly cutting off the signal and measuring how long it takes sound to stop emanating from the speaker and at what level. This could give an idea as to the residual "self noise" the speaker is creating under the main signal.
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- RE: About Magico speakers ... extremely impressive - morricab 13:29:42 01/14/15 (6)
- The Sound Of Speakers - Inmate51 07:53:07 01/15/15 (5)
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- RE: " ... major manufacturers perform such tests, but simply don't publish the results .." - Inmate51 07:59:30 01/16/15 (1)
- RE: " ... major manufacturers perform such tests, but simply don't publish the results .." - beppe61 10:16:29 01/16/15 (0)
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