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I also played with overlaying them. Here is the DBR62 in front and the S400 behind with a gaussian blur applied:
Again I have to preface my comments with the fact that I have the DFR tower so it's possible it sounds different than the DBR bookshelf measured here. I doubt the differences are large.
S400 looks more energetic in the treble, but sounds smoother with less bite. I wonder if it has something to do with the drop in output from 1-4 kHz on the DBR, then the sudden directivity change and level increase at 4 kHz. It's like Andrew knew the directivity was widening where the tweeter took over so he padded down the output so it wouldn't get too bright.
Again I have to preface my comments with the fact that I have the DFR tower so it's possible it sounds different than the DBR bookshelf measured here. I doubt the differences are large.
S400 looks more energetic in the treble, but sounds smoother with less bite. I wonder if it has something to do with the drop in output from 1-4 kHz on the DBR, then the sudden directivity change and level increase at 4 kHz. It's like Andrew knew the directivity was widening where the tweeter took over so he padded down the output so it wouldn't get too bright.
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