wogg
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Last Activity: Yesterday, 09:26 PM
Joined: 11-13-2015
Location: Columbus, OH
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Nope. 12ga stranded hardware store wire by the foot. For XLR mic runs I agree, though I prioritize on durability for those since they're thrown about.... -
Or... get a little op-amp gain board to put between your pre and the sub amp. I just googled audio gain board and saw some, like the Digikey 1568-1278-ND....Leave a comment:
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I think you're putting too much weight on damping factor, I'm definitely in the ~100+ is great and nothing higher will gain you anything. In fact, some...Leave a comment:
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There's a dome looking Peerless 3.5" "woofer" in the new list as well, but that one looks like it starts beaming and has break up somewhere...Leave a comment:
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Wood filler works, but takes some time and possibly a few passes. Automotive Bondo works really well, and fast, but is messy.
It also depends...Leave a comment:
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I have yet to see a 2.1 board that had a proper high pass for the mains. They're typically full range, or maybe have a slow slope fixed frequency point,...Leave a comment:
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The magic is in the duty cycle in the formula. I think it's a realistic way to estimate power draw. If you sustained that 1,950WRMS in to a bridged...Leave a comment:
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Bump... I worked on the plans with Russ for these woofers, it'd be cool if someone ran with them
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Had to look up convolution reverb... Looks like your mention of starter pistols and balloons are pretty common. Or a good old flat sine sweep and transform...Leave a comment:
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That's nifty! Is that the sort of thing used to generate impulse responses for rooms that end up used in reverb effects?Leave a comment:
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Most power amps have a delay before the output is connected that should take care of the turn on thump. Depending on the power supply to the MiniDSP,...Leave a comment:
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Powered monitors have a large cost advantage for manufacturers. They can do the initial measurements and DSP work, then turn it into firmware for cheap...Leave a comment:
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The physics is really that simple: how much air displaced at what frequency = a particular SPL. But... there's a lot of assumptions like listening distance,...Leave a comment:
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I've always preferred ported... but mostly because I've lack the will to spend the $ required for that extra power and Xmax in the woofers. Something...Leave a comment:
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I'd go with a different amp. For studio monitors, I personally avoid tone controls. They should be as flat as possible and you should be familiar enough...Leave a comment:
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Was your cell phone sitting near the amp at the time?Leave a comment:
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Just a guess.... your reel to reel tape deck had some AC tape bias signal that was not filtered out and ended up in the speakers. That's a steady high...Leave a comment:
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Where's he located? We have a good guitar / pro audio repair shop here in Columbus called Abell Audio. I don't know if they'd touch a hi-fi amp tho...Leave a comment:
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I suggest you're missing two of the most important parts of making an active system: the choice of DSP for the crossover, and the measurement method to...Leave a comment:
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