- Posted by Bob W (A) on January 28, 2006 at 09:07:19
In Reply to: Re: One thing I never understand about matching posted by brett on January 27, 2006 at 22:33:02:
You could be right. And the listening room is one of the MOST overlooked "components" in the audio chain.
"Music frees the mind from the tyranny of conscious thought"
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- Re: One thing I never understand about matching - brett 11:26:24 01/28/06
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- In Reply to: Re: One thing I never understand about matching posted by Bob W on January 28, 2006 at 09:07:19:
Bob, that's a really good point. I forgot to metion the room, which has the greatest potential to effect the balance of the two speakers. A piece of furniture on either side of the room could effect channel matching, not to mention room shape irregularities (L-shape rooms n such).
-Brett
- Re: One thing I never understand about matching - Bob W 13:54:45 01/31/06
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- In Reply to: Re: One thing I never understand about matching posted by brett on January 28, 2006 at 11:26:24:
I know- my "listening room" is my living/dinnig/kitchen artea of my condo. Not ideal but with some treatment acceptable
"Music frees the mind from the tyranny of conscious thought"
- Re: One thing I never understand about matching - Monode 10:50:23 01/30/06
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- In Reply to: Re: One thing I never understand about matching posted by brett on January 28, 2006 at 11:26:24:
There is a difference between them. Finished speakers are matched across their whole frequency range using a number of mics in a controlled environment using custom written analysis software. To emulate this at home would be very difficult unless you have access to this sort of test gear and have a pair of reference speakers.
I have heard kit speakers and they are fine. The best thing I can suggest is if one speaker is bassier then use that on the right as this will give better bass reproduction of orchestras - which everything uses from pop to film thesedays.
Most of all, don't get paranoid, enjoy!
Time is only there when you look for it.
- Re: One thing I never understand about matching - Bob W 13:54:45 01/31/06
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