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Floyd Toole - Sound reproduction – art and science/opinions and facts

Reply #50 –
Quote from: Arnold B. Krueger on
I might suggest that the bumps in the impedance curve between 1 Kz and 15 KHz may have a common cause with similar bumps in the response curve.


The lower curves show directivity, not impedance.
Just ignore aj - he either brought up impedance because he is very confused or just to troll.
"I hear it when I see it."

Floyd Toole - Sound reproduction – art and science/opinions and facts

Reply #51 –
Quote from: xnor on
Just ignore aj - he either brought up impedance because he is very confused or just to troll.

Love you too man. 
Arnies on the right track, just looking in the wrong place!
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Floyd Toole - Sound reproduction – art and science/opinions and facts

Reply #52 –
Quote from: Arnold B. Krueger on
Quote from: greynol on
Not something I would put in my house, thanks.


BTW it is the response curve of an ideal loudspeaker 1/4 of a wavelength @ 1 KHz from an ideal wall in an ideal room (anechoic chamber, or equivalent).

Given that you no doubt have non-ideal walls and speakers, whatever you do have is tons messier.


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So, what's the response with the grills off?  It might just change my mind.


Depends on the grilles, but typically very minor in comparison.

D'oh! I thought I was looking at the response of a dipole.

Floyd Toole - Sound reproduction – art and science/opinions and facts

Reply #53 –
Quote from: xnor on
You don't know why you brought up impedance yourself?

Arnolds trying to help you, pay attention. 

Quote from: xnor on
What don't I know? Diffraction in dipoles? Interference?

Would you refer to those as resonances as Toole does, or not?

Quote from: xnor on
Your are just a troll. Go away. Play your derailing games in some other thread, or better yet on some other forum.

You beckoned, then you cry. Strange....
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Floyd Toole - Sound reproduction – art and science/opinions and facts

Reply #54 –
You've earned a place next to amir on my ignore list for repeatedly not being able to answer simple questions. Can't have a discussion with someone who constantly evades and constantly makes trollish remarks.
Please post your utterly dispensable comments here.
Thank you and bye.
"I hear it when I see it."