billfitzmaurice
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Last Activity: Today, 01:55 PM
Joined: 11-11-2006
Location: New Hampshire
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Vented 10s? You'd need to go to 2 cu ft net to make that worthwhile, and you'd not notice it with music only. The Classic 10 Sub has more Vd than the... -
The DCS255-4Classic 10 is plenty of driver for a bedroom, especially if you use two. The SPA250 DSP is a good match, and a pair won't exceed your bud...Leave a comment:
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Millions of people have wall mounted their speakers and never knew the difference.Leave a comment:
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At 2 ft from the wall you'll have a dip centered around 140Hz. It's not negotiable. If you bump the output at 140Hz the reflected wave will have the same...Leave a comment:
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It's probably not as much a concern as with a driver, since there's no voice coil to be adversely offset.Leave a comment:
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Quite right. What you outsource is skilled labor, which isn't minimum wage. The most common minimum wage jobs are:- Hotel housekeeper
- Food preparation
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True, but they're usually incorrect. You get full non-destructive coupling when the distance to the boundary, be it a wall or a floor, is less than 1/4...Leave a comment:
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True, but now there are jobs that pay minimum wage period, with little to no opportunity for a raise. That applies mainly to service industries, and service...Leave a comment:
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Close a relative term. If a quarter wavelength is considered close that's six inches at 560Hz, six feet at 47Hz. What matters is how it affects response,...Leave a comment:
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Read this? You should have, it was linked in the second post of this thread: http://arqen.com/acoustics-101/speak...-interference/
Port radiation...Leave a comment:
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Prices have not been increasing significantly as a result of inflation, which has averaged under 2% annually for the last ten years. Recent price increases...Leave a comment:
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If anything it will boost the economy in general. Henry Ford proved that over 100 years ago. Where our hobby is concerned it might help more people take...Leave a comment:
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What you're calling a 6dB rise is the difference between full space and half space loading. Full space doesn't occur when you pull the speaker out from...Leave a comment:
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Because above the baffle step the radiation pattern is 180 degrees or less. The reason those plots show a midbass hump when on the wall is that the speaker...Leave a comment:
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Whether the speaker is six inches or six feet out from the wall the frequencies below the baffle step will reflect off the wall and go back into the room....Leave a comment:
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When you go into the control panel and select Hardware and Sound > Sound what shows up as the playback device?Leave a comment:
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Any speaker can be wall mounted. The issue is that there will be a cancellation dip centered at the frequency where the baffle is 1/4 wavelength from...Leave a comment:
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That begs the question which is better, to use the deck DAC or the amp DAC? One way or the other digital to analog conversion must occur. For lack of...Leave a comment:
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Close placement to the LP usually works better, because you mainly hear the direct wave from the sub and not so much reflected waves that cause response...Leave a comment:
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That may or may not work well, but by and large it's better than having both of them in the front of the room. Without question that's the most popular...Leave a comment:
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