Try the 1/6 smoothing to get a better idea of the actual curve. At the listening position you can also do a measurement with 1/3 (and/or try 1/1) smoothing to see if you got a slope from low to high F going down 6-8dB.
Shouldn't try to change that spectrum with an EQ I think. This is room/resononance timing data and controlling it usually is done by acoustic treatments of the room or in some cases of the loudspeaker housing if that causes a resonance somewhere. Measure this one with curtains open vs closed...
This topic links very well with this one:
https://www.whatsbestforum.com/threads/measuring-power-line-capacity-with-the-ideal-suretest-and-the-effect-of-shunyata-power-products.33201/#post-730372
And that package is what I have been working on/with for some time now.
The Ideal meausurement is...
I would say it is no exception. The voltage top often has got a flat top and the current is distorted by the many loads drawing their current in "their own way". The latter is behaving as a non ideal/resistive load.
Also got that Fluke some time ago and you'll be surprised how much THD there can be on the current (while voltage THD seems reasonable). I did trials on filering out the 5th and 3rd harmonics and When listening to music there was a significant difference with/without, but my trial was a...
That's not the issue. I do measurements like that and any EE does (Developed and built all my (pre)amps over many years). The links are meant as introduction. Anyhow, looking forward to more shunyata data (RCL if possible) ;-)
It is basic indeed when you're in to electronics, but simply said, the capacitors in an amplifier keep up with supplying the current most of the time of the sine-wave, but since the capacitors are not perfect nor endlessly large in capacity, at a certain point they might run out of current...
It is. Measuring power quality voltage/current signals in the main supply shows how current is being pulled by the many different "consuming" electronics which results in a very distorted total current (THD and often power factor affected drastically). Passive/active THD filtering on the mains...
The filter might be functional outside the range of the meter. Also there should be an actual load connected to the output (the meter is rather a high impedance)
Great topic, something I have been looking forward to is to have more Shunyata measurement data. I would also be very curious what the RCL values are of a Denali/Everest unit. Eg. Input-output 1 line, resistive of inductive. Input between 2 lines, capacitance, Output shorted and measured RCL on...
Update. Today a blind listening session for my wife (always wondered why it always has to go to the next extremes on audio improvement)..."..3D, mids/voices wider instead of "pinching"..." and that was with the isolation transformer. Differences were not small
Had some days of listening trials with/without isolation transformer....and this is not a subtle difference I must say. Second thought was, did it get better or worse with the transformer. Listening to a double bass, without seemed better, but voices....500% for the transformer better. Now my...
In my case, I calculate the horn, the the building, listening and fine-tuning. After that, design the SET. building it and fine-tune in combination with the horns (a lot of listening and measuring over the years)
If there are more specific questions, do let me know, but to make a general start..
Yep, Fat Bob S as TT. The horns (DIY) 40Hz Tractrix profile, mid-horn TAF TD2001 driver and lazy ribbon as tweeter. SET's (DIY), 300B and interstage transformer coupling between drive tube and 300B tube.
Tweeter...