Marc v E
Major Contributor
Hi there,
After the Mesanovic review and thread somebody remarked that these speakers were obviously midfield and that you could derive that from sound power in one of the klippel graphs.
Can anybody explain how to read from the graphs if a speaker is near, mid or farfield?
My assumption up till now was that there is not such thing as near, mid or far field; just that one type of speaker is more suitable at certain distance due to achievable sound pressure. Ie bigger drivers and more power mean further away. And wide directivity and coaxial mean closer is possible.
After the Mesanovic review and thread somebody remarked that these speakers were obviously midfield and that you could derive that from sound power in one of the klippel graphs.
Can anybody explain how to read from the graphs if a speaker is near, mid or farfield?
My assumption up till now was that there is not such thing as near, mid or far field; just that one type of speaker is more suitable at certain distance due to achievable sound pressure. Ie bigger drivers and more power mean further away. And wide directivity and coaxial mean closer is possible.
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