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RE: only 10dB decay at 36.7Hz: defective speaker?

Posted by Inmate51 on December 31, 2016 at 22:13:51:
You cannot accurately measure speaker output below about 200-300 Hz in a typical living room, even with a gated system.

You're measuring the room. It doesn't surprise me that you're down 10 dB after 300 ms.

My question to you is: What were you trying to measure, and to what end?

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