After reading a lot, I understand some parts of speaker measurements. Is there a guide somewhere on ASR that explains how to understand each of Amir's measurements, as in what makes a measurement good, what is bad, what does what - that may be readily understood by mere mortals? Perhaps a layman-friendly guide (or guides in general) would allow more people to step-up from fleeting curiosity to involvement, instead of denying the possibility of objective conclusions because the material is too difficult to grasp (without asking for help).
For example, now I understand how to achieve tone, or a speaker's coloration. However, how do I tell the "speed" of a speaker - how tight the speaker is, ie ported/sealed sub? The accuracy of reproduction? The "holographic" soundstage? Approximation of sweet spot (is this the vertical/horizontal graph)? I would love to understand the impedance/phase graph, spectral decay, waterfall, and a graph that looks like a heartbeat.
Thank you again for entertaining my questions.
For example, now I understand how to achieve tone, or a speaker's coloration. However, how do I tell the "speed" of a speaker - how tight the speaker is, ie ported/sealed sub? The accuracy of reproduction? The "holographic" soundstage? Approximation of sweet spot (is this the vertical/horizontal graph)? I would love to understand the impedance/phase graph, spectral decay, waterfall, and a graph that looks like a heartbeat.
Thank you again for entertaining my questions.