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With that said, even if it's probably an excess of caution on my part, I think it would be prudent to make sure it doesn't overheat or do funny things with any content, especially non-musical content that contain a lot of high frequency (mostly thinking of some special effects in movies and video games).
Hopefully the manufacturer has abused them horribly so they are confident they can cope. I've no real idea how manufacturers test this properly other than have a party and crank them up for hours.
Hopefully the manufacturer has abused them horribly so they are confident they can cope. I've no real idea how manufacturers test this properly other than have a party and crank them up for hours.
Hopefully the manufacturer has abused them horribly so they are confident they can cope. I've no real idea how manufacturers test this properly other than have a party and crank them up for hours.
Distorsions seem to be mostly flat (same value) about all frequencies at 31.82 V, so should be seen as minimum level to achive harmonic listening
But back on topic: what is that hump at 300+Hz at low V (10 or so) that disappears above ~ 10 V (the dip 2K to 5K is aprreciated, but also remarkable).
I know you are answering a lot of questions, and you seem to be doing great, but I wonder about upcoming speakers:
I'd love an ultra-ultra-low distortion active 3-way speaker- what do you think about that?
I know you are answering a lot of questions, and you seem to be doing great, but I wonder about upcoming speakers:
I'd love an ultra-ultra-low distortion active 3-way speaker- what do you think about that?
The spike set for Ascilab speakers has also been completed. It has not yet been decided whether it will be included as a standard feature or offered as an optional choice.
The spike set for Ascilab speakers has also been completed. It has not yet been decided whether it will be included as a standard feature or offered as an optional choice.View attachment 383778View attachment 383779
Since I wouldn't need it (I use iso acoustic decouplers) I would vote for optional, but that's just me. Do they use some sort of spring suspension? They don't look like classic spikes obviously....