Size Matters: The Principle Factors That Govern The Dispersion Pattern Of Loudspeakers
Observations on loudspeaker directivity; 90 degrees by 60 degrees at what frequency?
January 10, 2022
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Observations on loudspeaker directivity; 90 degrees by 60 degrees at what frequency?
Using multiple time windows in a single measurement as a way to measure and optimize the response of a sound system in a room.
In a mathematically, theoretically perfect world everything works best if it’s all nice and parallel; however that’s not the world we live in.
Modifications to the JM-3 as well as later developments that include the JM-10 full-range loudspeaker along with JM-5 and JM-7 subwoofers.
How to view and understand the on-axis and off-axis response of a typical single 2-way loudspeaker.
Working with a young team in addressing some of the unforeseen challenges involved with taking a traditionally acoustic genre into a natural amphitheater configuration.
Bypassing the sales brochures to find realistic numbers as well as the limits of some real-world commercial loudspeakers.
Understanding the nature of wavelengths can aid in optimally setting up and operating sound systems…
A look at some prime decision-making examples demonstrating that the three concepts are highly interdependent.
