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In Reply to: Manufacture's speaker spec for "(in-room)" posted by SmokeTest on April 13, 2019 at 13:36:33:
I have an understanding that rooms affect the sound, sometimes a lot. And bass maybe more. And then you add in reflections, dampening, furniture.
That said a standard method of reporting what a speaker is putting out I would think is of more help.
Imagine if a car manufacturer reported gas mileage: 70 MPG (on some roads). And they test it on roads going downhill.
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Topic - Manufacture's speaker spec for "(in-room)" - SmokeTest 13:36:33 04/13/19 ( 10)
- Contrarian view - Duke 11:25:32 04/28/19 ( 0)
RE: Manufacture's speaker spec for "(in-room)" - SmokeTest 04/17/19 12:34:09 04/17/19 ( 0)
RE: Manufacture's speaker spec for "(in-room)" - noway 08:43:49 04/17/19 ( 0)
In room verses anoechic - 3db 08:08:10 04/17/19 ( 1)
- Agreed, and here's an useful guide - Jay Buridan 12:56:45 04/28/19 ( 0)
Marketing puffery. Give me the anechoic spec any day - Brian H P 12:49:21 04/15/19 ( 0)
RE: Manufacture's speaker spec for "(in-room)" - SmokeTest 07:11:12 04/14/19 ( 0)
RE: Manufacture's speaker spec for "(in-room)" - Jack G 05:52:12 04/14/19 ( 0)
RE: Manufacture's speaker spec for "(in-room)" - 6bq5 17:18:43 04/13/19 ( 0)
In what room? (NT) - Kal Rubinson 15:13:09 04/13/19 ( 0)
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