Loudspeakers are totally characterised by their measurements whether you like it or not.
Keith
Keith
Yes, but if the measurements are incomplete you can end up with hidden audible issues that don't appear on a cea-2034.Loudspeakers are totally characterised by their measurements whether you like it or not.
Keith
J8 begins to "beat" point-source inverse square in the HF if you request the EASE/CLF file and sim it. It's the only Danley model to do so, besides the J5 which there is like maybe 1 of in the world, lol.No problem with a point source:
J8-94 | Danley Sound Labs
The J7-95 loudspeaker weighs in at 265 pounds and stands 3 feet tall – yet delivers the output you would expect from all Jericho products.www.danleysoundlabs.com
Quite all the more reasons why manufacturers should supply Klippel measurements.Yes, but if the measurements are incomplete you can end up with hidden audible issues that don't appear on a cea-2034.
So, what about your LS60 Wireless and just 2 x KF92 with Crossover Frequency at 150 Hz! So you can play increadibly loud because the KF92 woofers just have to do the job from 150 Hz to 400 Hz.Thanks for all the replies! It's a wonderful community.
The listening distance is planned at about 3.5-4m. Also will do some minimum room treatment. I have REW and mic ready.
The choices in my city is limited, also need consider WAF thing, KEF Blade, B&W 801, or Focal Meastro are approved by looking but budget is limited.
As far as SPL, I don't really need it at insane level, just reasonable loud, but at the level, I am after the transparency, low distortion and good sound stage.
My LS60 does come with a KF92, crossed at 90HZ. It's close but didn't tried it in bigger room, too old to move things around.
Maybe KEF Blade Meta Two + 2x KF92 will do the job and saves quite a bit?
Loudspeakers are totally characterised by their measurements whether you like it or not.
Keith
Very true, I do believe a good speaker usually have good measurement. However, there is always something that chart can't not tell, even many times, auditions due to different rooms and different equipment associated, will lie to our ears.Loudspeakers are totally characterised by their measurements whether you like it or not.
Keith
I don't have 2 KF92s, only one. Currently at 90HZ but I will try 150HZ as you suggested. But from the chart, I suspect the woofer has more distortion than the mains. I made this measurement in untreated room, LEF 0db (3db higher than KEF suggested) so I can EQ out some room effects in DSP.So, what about your LS60 Wireless and just 2 x KF92 with Crossover Frequency at 150 Hz! So you can play increadibly loud because the KF92 woofers just have to do the job from 150 Hz to 400 Hz.
Perhaps with the Big room also some room Treatments for shorter echoe Times! That would definetely bring the clarity you are searching for / less distortions in your ear caused by long echoes / less fatique while listening!
You will get more return from some room Treatments than from fancy B&W or KEF Blade speakers!
Before you do your choice, take also a look at spinorama.org! It saves you so much money!
blade are objective better.Now I will shortlist to 801D4 vs Blade One Meta + 2X KF92.
I took out Focal Maestro due to budget, unable to get a good deal, they raise price too much this year and Scala is just small, also Focal Sub is at ridiculous price..
I took out Generic 8361, maybe I don't need another active speaker, also I guess they will have some compression just as 8C does at high SPL (never auditioned the 8361, so simply guessing)
The biggest question now is , if both played at 100db, which one will have lower distortion, 801 or Blade?
Go listenNow I will shortlist to 801D4 vs Blade One Meta + 2X KF92.
I took out Focal Maestro due to budget, unable to get a good deal, they raise price too much this year and Scala is just small, also Focal Sub is at ridiculous price..
I took out Generic 8361, maybe I don't need another active speaker, also I guess they will have some compression just as 8C does at high SPL (never auditioned the 8361, so simply guessing)
The biggest question now is , if both played at 100db, which one will have lower distortion, 801 or Blade?
You don’t seem to get much answers on your questions.The biggest question now is , if both played at 100db, which one will have lower distortion, 801 or Blade?
THD 100Hz/1kHz/10kHz (for 90dB SPL/1m) | 0.25% / 0.05% / 0.25% |
LF/HF extension (–6dB ref 200Hz/10kHz) | 19Hz / 34.7kHz/33.5kHz |
THD 100Hz/1kHz/10kHz (for 90dB SPL/1m) | 0.1% / 0.06% / 0.5% |
LF/HF extension (–6dB ref 200Hz/10kHz) | 34Hz / 27.5kHz/28.5Hz |
According to Hifi News & Record Review reviews:
B&W 801 D4:
THD 100Hz/1kHz/10kHz (for 90dB SPL/1m) 0.25% / 0.05% / 0.25%
LF/HF extension (–6dB ref 200Hz/10kHz) 19Hz / 34.7kHz/33.5kHz
KEF Blade 1 Meta:
THD 100Hz/1kHz/10kHz (for 90dB SPL/1m) 0.1% / 0.06% / 0.5%
LF/HF extension (–6dB ref 200Hz/10kHz) 34Hz / 27.5kHz/28.5Hz
Probably not. But when you raise sound level to something like 100dB @3 meters - it will.Would the Blade's 0.5% at 10KHz be audible?
Less problems with matching DACs, amps,and cablesWhat would make it "perfect"?