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In Reply to: "There are some very expensive speakers out there with a 10 dB lift just at 50Hz. " = Please name one posted by Richard BassNut Greene on December 27, 2005 at 08:47:17:
What I've found are speakers with the 6dB lift as you describe in your post. But with the added room lift it could easily be more than 10dB at a given point correct?Here's one that's pretty darn close. Why would I buy a speaker that performs this way? And then add a EQ to straighten out it's mess.Maybe some like a challenge but I'll pass on it!
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Follow Ups
- Your explanation is what I'm mean when I say 10dB. - Gmood1 12/27/0510:02:42 12/27/05 (2)
- The microphone proximity effect will make speakers appear to have an upper bass peak that is not real and not audible - Richard BassNut Greene 11:06:00 12/28/05 (1)
- Yeah those measurements really suck for a $30,000 speaker - Gmood1 12:17:02 12/28/05 (0)
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