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In Reply to: RE: How low do we have to go??? posted by DanK tubes on November 19, 2014 at 18:34:06:
The rule of thumb, expressed from the article:
In general, it is desirable for a good monitor amplifier to have a flat amplitude/frequency response between around 5 Hz and 80 kHz - two octaves either side of the audible frequency range - if good transient responses are to be expected.
- IME is inadequate. The x10 rule sounds and measures better. That is why I recommend 2-200KHz response. IME its not so important in the speaker as opposed to the electronics.
Thanks again for the link!
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