RE: Triamp equal power point for music.

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In Reply to: Triamp equal power point for music. posted by gymwear5@hotmail.com on August 6, 2007 at 11:18:13:

Power density across the spectrum decreases at 3dB/octave, thus the use of pink noise. But you can only go by that if your speakers are equal in sensitivity and your source material flat, which is generally far from the case. Since most subwoofers have less sensitivity than woofers, and woofers have less than midranges and midranges less than tweeters power requirements are tilted to the low end. It's not unusual for a typical pro-sound system with subs crossed at 80Hz to have half the power driving the subs. From there the remaining 50/50 split often runs around 800 Hz.

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Topic - Triamp equal power point for music. - gymwear5@hotmail.com 11:18:13 08/06/07 (4)

RE: Triamp equal power point for music. - Inmate51 11:24:09 08/09/07 (0)

equal power point for music. - Jay Buridan 10:15:24 08/07/07 (1)

RE: equal power point for music. - depot 19:53:33 03/23/08 (0)

RE: Triamp equal power point for music. - Bill Fitzmaurice 11:29:28 08/06/07 (0)

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RE: Triamp equal power point for music. - Bill Fitzmaurice 11:29:28 08/06/07 (0)

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