Technical discussions is something I've never really seen around here
so I thought you guys might be interested in having one about basically the most sought after and important thing to any audiophile from home to car audio... SPL is simplistic in comparison...
it's the thing we can't explain, put into words, or truly fully understand.... the dreaded what... is... distortion???
I'll give the first really basically obvious things for subs:
Flat BL and linear/progressive CMS
this I woulds say can attribute 70%-80% of the total distortion in a subwoofer (below 100hz say)... what about servo controlled drive units?
these are of course highly important for any other frequency bandwith but they lose some of those percentages in the midbass and midrange
For 200hz-15khz (20khz whatever you believe the height of human hearing is) what is so very important?
low inductance, lateral stability, perhaps resonances come into play, break up nodes, maybe even impedence?
I don't want to have a one way conversation about this, so I'll leave most of those discussions to others who have questions.
let's start it out with the main question of all time.... what is the best way to get a Flat BL curve and why is the normal cloth pressed spider so terrible for CMS?
what distortions are the most audible? can even order distortions truly be written off as unimportant when evaluating a speaker's performance?
so I thought you guys might be interested in having one about basically the most sought after and important thing to any audiophile from home to car audio... SPL is simplistic in comparison...
it's the thing we can't explain, put into words, or truly fully understand.... the dreaded what... is... distortion???
I'll give the first really basically obvious things for subs:
Flat BL and linear/progressive CMS
this I woulds say can attribute 70%-80% of the total distortion in a subwoofer (below 100hz say)... what about servo controlled drive units?
these are of course highly important for any other frequency bandwith but they lose some of those percentages in the midbass and midrange
For 200hz-15khz (20khz whatever you believe the height of human hearing is) what is so very important?
low inductance, lateral stability, perhaps resonances come into play, break up nodes, maybe even impedence?
I don't want to have a one way conversation about this, so I'll leave most of those discussions to others who have questions.
let's start it out with the main question of all time.... what is the best way to get a Flat BL curve and why is the normal cloth pressed spider so terrible for CMS?
what distortions are the most audible? can even order distortions truly be written off as unimportant when evaluating a speaker's performance?
