speaker phasing
"dave"
Phil Allison wrote:
"dave the dickhead"
Phil Allison wrote:
"William Sommerwerck"
This is a common source of confusion. "Same direction" means "outward
or
inward", /not/ same direction viewed from overhead. The same signal
should
produce compression or rarefaction from all speakers.
** Correct.
Phasing similar speakers is all about making the low frequency output
from
each *reinforce* the others rather than cancel.
Compared to the wavelengths of low frequency sound, woofers are a point
(
hence omnidirectional ) source of sound pressure - so it is irrelevant
which way the cone faces.
Ideally, a listener should be seated at the same distance from each
speaker so all time ( of arrival ) delays are identical and do NOT
create phase
changes.
There is no such thing as correct time of arrival type of phase
coherence
in modern electronic media.
** WTF is meant by "modern electronic media " ??
Got nothing to do with my comments, what ever this idiot says.
Everything is close-miked and smeared together with "pan pots"
** Pan pots do not "smear" .
and any spatial sensation is created with DSP.
** Laughably stupid and wrong.
In real life, the stereo "sweet spot" has room for one person at a time.
** Correct.
Due to the criteria I just mentioned.
" Ideally, a listener should be seated at the same distance from each
speaker so all time ( of arrival ) delays are identical and do NOT create
phase
changes."
Do you work with roustabouts or what? Modern electronic media like Pop
Tunes and Rock tracks.
** So any popular music recording made in the last 50 years.
Yes Pan Pots suck, almost as bad as graphic equalizers.
** But do not smear - you ****ing nutter.
The sound stage can only be preserved by recording live ..
** Your hobby horse - not mine.
..... Phil
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