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Denser is better in the lows, but denser can become reflective of shorter wavelengths, explaining why it's not necessarily as good in the highs. What...
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As you said they're pretty equivalent, I'd use whichever is less expensive.
Your double post situation is common. When making a comment...
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Placement of sealed versus ported is the same, as it doesn't affect boundary sourced cancellations. The usual reason for using sealed mains is that when...
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Nope. As of March 17 on the Forum page the last post time shown in Tech Talk is today at 3:41 AM. Going into Tech Talk the last post was made today at...
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Never remove the 3rd prong. It serves a vital purpose, keeping you alive. This explains causes and cures of ground loop hum: https://www.ranecommerci...
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Bloated bass and midbass doesn't come from the port location. IME the only reason for putting a port on the back is when the baffle is too small to fit...
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Model the effect of stuffing by changing the Qa value. 100 is a bare box, 50 is a lined box, 10 is a filled box, 5 is filled and compressed.
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And now it's a transmission line. You may be getting pipe harmonics above the quarter wave frequency. If that's the case you'd fill the line with polyfill...
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For 90Hz tuning in 0.7 cu ft I get a 4" diameter 3" long port. Smaller will have too much velocity. I wouldn't tune it that high, it gives a...
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Open up the Denon and vacuum it. Chances are the heat sinks are coated with sawdust. Where an HDMI AVR is concerned there's nothing to be gained with...
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He did it as an alternative to the TMM, as placing the tweeter between the mids resulted in a single coherent wavefront at shorter distances. Lobing...
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He did it as an alternative to the TMM, as placing the tweeter between the mids resulted in a single coherent wavefront at shorter distances. Lobing...
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