loudspeakers

Hi ASR, I have been a lurker for quite a while, and this is my first post. I'm an OG audiophile with roots in the 70s and a classical music lover. I have been auditioning new loudspeakers, but there are some audible issues that I repeatedly encounter. My standard audition music is a classic...

Big thanks for all the interest in SoundForm so far. It has been really fun and motivating to see. Beta testing is still possible, so if anyone wants access, just comment or send me a message. Since the first version, I have improved quite a lot based on your feedback: - Three way speaker...

Introduction Crossover frequency is one of the most important aspects of loudspeaker design, significantly impacting overall performance. Among other factors, a smooth transition of directivity between drivers is crucial for sound quality. However, the common opinion that lower crossover...

Hello everyone. For many years, I've been reading this forum, speaker reviews, new product launches, and admiring what others do. It's time for me to post and present the brand and its product, which I believe may be of interest to some of the readers as well. About Ditonica Ditonica is a new...

Hi all, i'm an electronic music producer & I've been using kh120ii for the past year. I bought the ma-1 microphone/software to calibrate them to my room. However, my main concerns with the speakers are their size, and how that limits their bass response/soundstage. Don't get me wrong, they...

Hello! Just found Peter Aczel's (RIP) "Journalistic Legacy" article about his experience and knowledge of six decades of audio: http://www.biline.ca/audio_critic/audio_critic_web1.htm#acl He mentioned "monkey coffins" in his article and as far as I understand he was not a fan of such...

I would like to be able to compute parameter values (frequency, gain, Q-value) to EQ a loudspeaker or headphone. I guess it is a more or less complex optimization problem given the frequency response of the loudspeaker/ headphone and a target curve. I know that there are some programs (e.g...

Looking for 300$ each or 500$ for pair. Plus shipping or free pickup. OC, CA. Brand new. Unboxed one to take pictures. Other still boxed. Never used. Professional-grade woofer (6.5-inch) with a 1-inch, silk-dome, ferrofluid tweeter. Both drivers are mated to a high-quality crossover network and...

This is what I've been working on these past few days: Open Loudspeaker Explorer What is it? It is an interactive, fully customizable Colaboratory notebook for the analysis, visualization, and comparison of loudspeaker measurement data that @amirm publishes along his reviews. (This project is...

Intro: - I created a master list of speaker companies around the world. :D -=List of Speaker Companies=- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/e/2PACX-1vTXjxK1PmiVdrmwDJJ156K1cFUc9kiXYU8E4VUDdYB-vbwDM5zoi3KddrVWrgr0OPHpxHtpwuJovcuq/pubhtml# Changelog:

Google Sheets Based Publication Each name in the List tab hyperlinks to "interactive" charts (Spinorama, horizontal/vertical directivity as well as normalized directivity, and a radar chart of the components that compose the score). Using Google Sheets' publication features allows this list to...

When a company says that their 4 or 6 ohm loudspeaker or driver handles say 100W, is that 100W at the nominal impedance, or 8ohm? To further illustrate, if Seas sells a tweeter that’s 4ohm and handles 50W, is that 50W into 4ohm (only 25W into 8ohm) or is that 50W into 8ohm (100W into 4ohm)...

Although the product of a known troll, I found the premise of the “Who do we trust?” thread interesting. For me, the sharing of measurements is an important contributor to my trust in a brand or publication. And so I’ve been taking note of which brands and publications provide useful...