One thing to note is that the room correction would lower the level
slightly depending on the amount of correction needed since the
adjustment is done mostly by cutting off the peaks to get the
frequency response closer to the target curves. So I would pick an
efficient pair.
The
Hiroyuki Wrote:
One thing to note is that the room correction would lower the level
slightly depending on the amount of correction needed since the
adjustment is done mostly by cutting off the peaks to get the
frequency response closer to the target curves. So I would pick an
Look - some people are happy with passive pre-amps - that's fine. Other
people prefer active designs - that's fine too. Please don't try and
argue that passive is empirically better. You cannot prove this -
it's just your opinion (to which you are perfectly entitled).
I'll return to my original
Hi Wayne,
first off you need to find out what the frequency from the Big Ben
really is. Is it a word clock or a master clock? A word clock would be
44.1KHz (or 88.2), but the master clock is 11.2896. If the clock from
the big ben is something other than 11.2896 you cannot directly feed it
into
