or what is said to or about the brave individuals who ever post videos of their systemThe most difficult thing for some audiophiles is to worry about what visitors say on the forum after they listen to their system
or what is said to or about the brave individuals who ever post videos of their systemThe most difficult thing for some audiophiles is to worry about what visitors say on the forum after they listen to their system
I always welcome any comments.The most difficult thing for some audiophiles is to worry about what visitors say on the forum after they listen to their system
"I have that record, and it doesn't sound LIKE THAT." : seems the last couple of guys. I think its a compliment, but who knows. You can always inadvertently invite an invidious curmudgeon.The most difficult thing for some audiophiles is to worry about what visitors say on the forum after they listen to their system
If most audiophiles are being extra polite the host has a problem they know aboutMost audiophiles are too polite to tell you they think your system sucks to your face, but I have heard many laugh under their breaths that so and so's system isn't all that that they think it is, like they are some poor, retarded child with toys beyond their ken..
It already intoxicates me beyond my personal endurance, and that's quite good enough. If that's entirely personal and doesn't graft onto the sensibilities of others, so be it.
Distortion removal filter, that's cheating!
I do something similar but I use a Behringer DEQ 2496, which has a 1/6th octave RTA built into it. I have a Behringer calibrated microphone that I use. The Behringer also has it's own pink noise generator! Not bad for under $300, including the microphone.The SPL below 200 Hz is completely adjustable with the woofer towers level adjustment.
I should have evolved right to this set-up. I should not have spent a week futzing around with an iPhone app
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Very smooth in the mid-band as I would expect from a BG planar. I am surprised the rolloff is that steep above 5Khz as I don't think you have a lot of damping in the room. What is the listening distance and what is the distance from the BG driver to the side walls?Spectrum Analyzer RTA on iPad with Earthworks external mic, 48V phantom power, on mic stand in middle of ears listening position:
FFT Size: 8192
Window: Hamming
Average: Slow
Graph: Simple
Scale: Decade
Weighting: Flat
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Weighting: C
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It is, to be sure, a modern, not a vintage, tonal balance. It does not sound like the Bionor.
Great info Bonzo - Thanx for sharing your knowledgeflawed statement. Bionor tone is neither vintage nor modern except it does not have a tweeter. The bionor tone, timbre, and flow can only be matched by the Yamamura and another bespoke horn I had heard which had modern drivers. That said rest of the things of those speakers differ. Now western electric, for example, is a vintage tone. But Altec is not, TAD drivers in a horn are not, jbl drivers are not.
Unless you think SETs horns is a vintage tone and SS ribbons is not. Latter is going to sound different to the former for sure.
To my eyes, it looks like it’s very fun to play and listen to music in your room, MikeTrying to learn how to use this analyzer with my IPhone.
using pink noise from Tidal. not sure about the i-phone mic, or anything else either for that matter. if i'm doing something wrong coach me up.
Ron, if this is a distraction glad to delete it.
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