Thanks..yeah i got the point. My room is the problem and unfortunately i can't do much about it except for some minor changes. So, what should be ideal listening distance for stereo setup? I have managed to reduce the distance to around 10ft now. Earlier it was 13ft. Can't do anything about right wall as the change in setup to right wall is not feasible due to wall treatment done already on the front wall, plus the TV cabinet is fixed to the wall(the upper part).
You cannot listen anything in
Have you made any changes to the AVR's speaker levels, listening distance, or input source level? Or any modification to the cables that connect to the speakers, such as bi-wiring. If none, try resetting and calibrating the AVR.
what is Fast bass? It plays faster than the song?
The drivers ability to let go of the note, how fast it settles.
Adding brightness to the S's and T's, more presence and air to vocals.
Thanks...Resetting the AVR worked.
This is mostly a room dependent thing, unless the driver itself has some distortion.
Nope room has nothing to do in it, its dependant on the size, moving mass, construction material of the driver, how soon the stored energy is dissipated and also the electronics
I think this got lost in the discussion about bass, someone started. Please suggest what DAC I should by in 20k budget. Will be using it with Norge concerto 1000 and my PC, when I recieve Indoqaudio Signature Mishra 2.0 this week.
Thanks! Does it have bluetooth as well, to play music via my phone?
If I send a 50hz signal to a woofer for 1 second, it should go forth and back 50 times. Anything more or less would produce a different tone than 50 hz. It can only do 50 hz if it moves in a particular speed. If it moves faster, it does more than 50hz, if it does slower it cannot do 50hz.
Speaker to start with and then the room everything has to be in synergy. Or use a headphoneIf I send a 50hz signal to a woofer for 1 second, it should go forth and back 50 times. Anything more or less would produce a different tone than 50 hz. It can only do 50 hz if it moves in a particular speed. If it moves faster, it does more than 50hz, if it does slower it cannot do 50hz.
So if you measure the drivers distortion, and if it shows none of these behavior, we can now assume the driver is distortion free.
Is that enough for for accurate 50hz at your listening spot? No.
assume two signals with 50 hz of 1 second duration separated by a 0.5 second between them
In a typical Room with reflections, assume you get a wave with 50 to and fro vibrations reaching your spot as the direct wave from the first and second signal.
The room has reflections, and reflected wave takes longer time to reach you and if it’s still loud enough you would never perceive the gap between the waves due to this effect here .
Precedence effect - Wikipedia
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If I send a 50hz signal to a woofer for 1 second, it should go forth and back 50 times. Anything more or less would produce a different tone than 50 hz. It can only do 50 hz if it moves in a particular speed. If it moves faster, it does more than 50hz, if it does slower it cannot do 50hz.
So if you measure the drivers distortion, and if it shows none of these behavior, we can now assume the driver is distortion free.
Is that enough for for accurate 50hz at your listening spot? No.
assume two signals with 50 hz of 1 second duration separated by a 0.5 second between them
In a typical Room with reflections, assume you get a wave with 50 to and fro vibrations reaching your spot as the direct wave from the first and second signal.
The room has reflections, and reflected wave takes longer time to reach you and if it’s still loud enough you would never perceive the gap between the waves due to this effect here .
Precedence effect - Wikipedia
When I saw “stored energy” in your post, I had a feeling that, it should be coming from here!Understanding the question is more important than using google to look up for answers. Said above is correct but thats not what the question was. Lets not sabotage the FM's thread, can have a seperate thread for google classes. cheers
Hope this helps
The answer to the question that was asked starts at 2:34
he told half of the story. Yes what he said is right, but having a “fast” speaker without overhang of the drivers won’t guarantee the “so called” speed at your listening spot. To see if your woofer is fast, you can see that step response. But this is a thread which argues that also is wrong , I read it with pop corn : https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...ood-enough-for-itd-see-measures.28585/page-15Hey @deeps007, what's the latest on your setup?
