Recent content by Theriverlethe

1600 has less vertical directivity error around the crossover region, which could make an audible difference. I can’t comment on the waterfall plots very intelligently, but neither speaker shows distortion or compression issues that would present an audible problem.

What? They should all be pretty comparable in sound.

I’d put more stock in Monolith at this point.

I mean, depending on your transducers and room acoustics you might have decent sound to begin with. I wouldn’t buy anything remotely complex from Emotiva given their history with software updates.

I really wish we saw more "reasonably priced" processors in the sub-$2000 market. Emotiva notoriously doesn't support their products with firmware updates, leaving the ToneWinner AT-300 as pretty much the only option.

Any chance a version of Audyssey could integrate moving mic method? I'll see myself out.

Which is the same as saying "balanced." Obviously it's possible to have an XLR connector without being balanced.

Removing the possibility of ground hum/noise with a balanced connection would be a much bigger benefit than a likely imperceptible amount of SNR gain. This can be a very real-world benefit and is what the vast majority of "pro" audio equipment uses balanced connections.

Oooh, a Squeezebox Boom. I had a raspberry pi with picoreplayer and an XLR hat plugged into LSR305’s in my bedroom. I never used the system so decided to sell, but I still have Logitech Media Server in a Docker container.

"Abhor" seems a bit strong. I have one attached to a small television in my bedroom. It's certainly better than the TV's built-in audio.

I'm surprised 3.x is more popular than soundbars in this poll. I'd guess greater than 50% of the general public that spent money on dedicated audio is using soundbars.

Timing/impulse control really should handle the sub crossover.

Have you verified the frequency response at the crossover region? Edit: I'd agree it does a good job with the levels. Like night and day vs. XT32.

So it's still responsible for failing at subwoofer integration?