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Article on Spinorama Measurements

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Cool.
I can see he referenced ASR and used @MZKM ‘s generated graph.
 
Lets see if there will be a spinorama on their own loudspeakers soon, which would rather surprise me though...
One of the comments says that at end of the article. :)
 
One of the comments says that at end of the article. :)
Yes, saw that too but...

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:D
 
Cool.
I can see he referenced ASR and used @MZKM ‘s generated graph.
Huh, I thought they re-sized my graph (as I didn’t use the correct aspect ratio back then), but then I noticed my DI didn’t go all the way to 20kHz but the one in that article does, then I noticed the ER/PIR curves look slightly different, so I wonder if they made it their own and then made it look like mine, weird.
 
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Lets see if there will be a spinorama on their own loudspeakers soon, which would rather surprise me though...
They "picked" the spinorama of a loudspeaker which is not exactly a well-engineered one, so they may be able to put the spinorama of their own model after that mess. :p
 
PS Audio referencing objective performance data?

I just looked out my window and saw a flying pig.
 
PS Audio referencing objective performance data?

I just looked out my window and saw a flying pig.
I saw that as well!
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