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Re: directivity [message #18098 is a reply to message #18097] Fri, 12 August 2005 18:44 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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The point is that the three loudspeaker systems in question were all rated in the highest catagory in other performance aspects, and as Toole pointed out the systems in that catagory are very close in aspects such as on axis frequency responce, the question then being why should they produce that result on music tests?.
Toole concluded that it must be directivity since this is the single feature that stands out as different between the systems in question, the more narrow pattern excited the reverbrant field less and produced the subjective effect of "looking on" rather than being completely there.
I looked at that data again and it was when I was trying to get speaker workshop to work properly, and the gating perhaps gives results that are inacurate at the low end, when I get around to it I will repeat all tests and report.
rcw

 
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