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In Reply to: RE: " ... major manufacturers perform such tests, but simply don't publish the results .." posted by Inmate51 on January 16, 2015 at 07:59:30:
Hi and thanks again for the very interesting information
This special microphone could be the best also for listening room treatments maybe ?
Nice to hear about the progress of technology
I would follow an approach a little extreme, with speakers with narrow dispersion aimed at the listening spot and a full treatment of the wall behind the listening spot to stop any possible reflection.
It should work quite ok in a normal home
Maybe also some kind of acoustic panel placed on the front wall.
If a wall does not reflect sound i should not hear it i guess.
Thanks again for the explanation and link.P.S. just to add that i have spotted maybe what can be considered the AudioMachina and Magico "ancestors" ... the Celestion sl600/sl700
A sublime cabinet made out of aluminum honeycomb ... and they delivered an extremely good sound
So the concept is not that new in the end
Kind regards,
bg
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