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[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

John Kuth ?

His cousin.

Nah not him. DSP and Alpine weren't in the same sentence lol

 

[ChaseinBass]

His cousin.
Nah not him. DSP and Alpine weren't in the same sentence lol

Just had to say it LOL!

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

His cousin.
Nah not him. DSP and Alpine weren't in the same sentence lol

Now he is arguing with someone that just put $10,000 cash down. A person that builds amplifiers. But he's to scared to take the bet.

 

[ChaseinBass]

So what fuses does this poor guy use ha ha ! The SQ ones ?

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Now he is arguing with someone that just put $10,000 cash down. A person that builds amplifiers. But he's to scared to take the bet.

Someone put 10k down on what? Audio? HS...that's a lot of dough

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

Someone put 10k down on what? Audio? HS...that's a lot of dough

Yeah. 10 grand he can't pass a AB test with his amp of choice vs lower budget ones.

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Yeah. 10 grand he can't pass a AB test with his amp of choice vs lower budget ones.

He's a sissy we all know it.

 

[Papermaker85 5,000+ posts]

Lol you had to link the worst org for SQ. But no if you understood what it said you would know you're wrong

I looked i don't seen any meca events here. I agree usaci *****. Port was and door open in the kick scores.

Fact remains the way they "score" the actual over all sq is you basic frequency response. Noise, imagining, dynamics, clarity/detail "they use the term realism.hight,width, depth etc..

The older score sheets would say how realistic does it sound and it was worth 10 points.

I say resolution because the term means how realistic does it sound. From the tone to the attack/decay (transient response is the correct term and has to do with damping) clarity detail and the texture of the tone and tonality . Where in if the driver if under damped it tends to sound "flat" or blowed" with a slight delay in decay. While over damped it sound hollow and sharp so to say.

Everyone has slightly different terms. I use resolution to describe the exact reproduction.

Ive played alot of horns and heard a good deal of woodwind brass and drums so thats where im strong at critical listening.

Not to mentions everyone has a different sensitivity in the passband. Some people can't heard 19khz but can hear in great detail drom 10khz to 18khz.

 

[Papermaker85 5,000+ posts]

Yeah. 10 grand he can't pass a AB test with his amp of choice vs lower budget ones.

Stop lying dude. Pick an amp out of ten not likely.

Im talking drect t drop in no processing on hifi loudspeakers.

The test he proposed is irrelevant and useless.

There is s point in which amplifiers measure beyond human precption given the same circurty and parts on two different amps will sound nearly identical and would be nearly impossible to pick out. After you get a slew rate sn etc etc high enought you wont hear it.

The point is cheaper shittly designed amps dont bench well and its audible.

 

[BMayes36]

Electricians don't belong in a car audio world. Two totally different subjects.

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One of he dumbest things I've read in a long time.

notice nobody has given you any likes lately??.

Who the fvck cares? This isn't jr high.

 

[BMayes36]

I would love to see that arguement. Esp people that did the work themselves. Put this fawker to shame.

You shouldn't comment on others spelling until you learn how to spell correctly yourself.

 

[Papermaker85 5,000+ posts]

You shouldn't comment on others spelling until you learn how to spell correctly yourself.

Killer part is i provide nationally established tested information and somehow its invalid. I love it

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

Killer part is i provide nationally established tested information and somehow its invalid. I love it

What have you provided?

The fact you don't even know what resolution means.