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| Re: comb filter distorsion [message #23511 is a reply to message #23510] |
Sun, 04 March 2007 13:12   |
Marlboro
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Comb lining will dull the highs and will be most noticeable in the lack of air (dull highs) especially as you move off axis. Essentially, the high frequencies are rolled off as the ensemble of the tweeter outputs don't add up but start to cancel. Now the ear is less sensitive in the upper octave (10-20 kHz) you may not observe the full impact of this effect. But if you compare to an array that is properly designed, then there is no comparison as the proper array will yield a more airy (and accurate) sound. Jim Griffin on PE 11-21-06
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| Re: comb filter distortion [message #23512 is a reply to message #23511] |
Sun, 04 March 2007 13:16 |
Marlboro
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THE SAME THING CAN HAPPEN IN the upper midrange if you cross your midranges to high also, and this will be much more noticable and won't require a comparison with a "properly designed array" to hear.
Marlboro
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