Robin Bowes;453009 Wrote:
On 30/08/09 05:05, mac wrote:
No need to spend that much money (for a SMS-1). The Inguz DSP
plugin
is ideally suited to this task... and it's free. For not much money
one
can buy an inexpensive calibrated measurement mic and use either
free
measurement
On 01/09/09 07:26, mac wrote:
True, but FWIW, your EQ doesn't provide linear-phase room correction
capability like the Inguz/DRC solution does.
Er, I think you'll find it does.
Plug in the mic and press a few buttons - it does a pink (I think) noise
sweep and generates a room correction
Robin Bowes;453607 Wrote:
On 01/09/09 07:26, mac wrote:
True, but FWIW, your EQ doesn't provide linear-phase room correction
capability like the Inguz/DRC solution does.
Er, I think you'll find it does.R.
Sorry mate. Your Behringer uses IIR filters, not linear-phase FIR.
Like I
i have two SB Classics and run Silverline Minuets on one and PSB
AlphaB's on the other. Both are small, efficient, and sound very
natural.
The PSB are a bit less expensive and have more bottom end extension.
The Silverlines are much smaller, more refined in the midrange and on
top, and can be
On 01/09/09 15:13, mac wrote:
Robin Bowes;453607 Wrote:
On 01/09/09 07:26, mac wrote:
True, but FWIW, your EQ doesn't provide linear-phase room correction
capability like the Inguz/DRC solution does.
Er, I think you'll find it does.R.
Sorry mate. Your Behringer uses IIR filters, not
Robin Bowes;453766 Wrote:
On 01/09/09 15:13, mac wrote:
Robin Bowes;453607 Wrote:
On 01/09/09 07:26, mac wrote:
True, but FWIW, your EQ doesn't provide linear-phase room
correction
capability like the Inguz/DRC solution does.
Er, I think you'll find it does.R.
Sorry
esbrewer;453488 Wrote:
I have used Paradigm Studio 20s (v.1) for about 14 years. I am still
very happy with their performance. However, as a practical matter they
must be mounted in bookcases (ports plugged) on either side of a
fireplace. I understand this placement is less than ideal,
If the reference signal is swept pink noise I'm almost certain they must
be IIR filters - FIR uses impulses (like TACT, et al).
--
Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB3 (wired) - TACT 2.2X (Linear PSU) + Good
I am familiar with the PSBs, but not crazy about the grille design for
use in an older home. The Silverlines look like a great option though -
although it doesn't appear they're available in black. Thanks much.
--
esbrewer
Server: 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo iMac running MacOS 10.5.7 and SC 7.3
The best USB cables provide error recovery for isochronous transfers. :)
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Themis
SB3 - North Star dac 192 - Denon 3808 - Sonus Faber Grand Piano Domus
Themis's Profile:
On 01/09/09 18:13, Phil Leigh wrote:
If the reference signal is swept pink noise I'm almost certain they must
be IIR filters - FIR uses impulses (like TACT, et al).
Interesting and probably reasonable logic.
Perhaps I'll have to give a TACT a whirl some time...
R.
Robin Bowes;453793 Wrote:
On 01/09/09 17:48, mac wrote:
My information is based on hands-on experience (ownership) with the
Behringer DEQX units, and using (((acourate))), BruteFIR, DRC and
convolver filters.
That's not what I asked.
Where did you find out what filters are used
Robin Bowes;453798 Wrote:
On 01/09/09 18:13, Phil Leigh wrote:
If the reference signal is swept pink noise I'm almost certain they
must
be IIR filters - FIR uses impulses (like TACT, et al).
Interesting and probably reasonable logic.
Perhaps I'll have to give a TACT a whirl some
On 01/09/09 18:33, mac wrote:
Aside it from being common knowledge, call or email Behringer support
for confirmation of what I have already told you. Cheers.
Well, fancy that...
Unsubstantiated claims on the audiophile forum. Who would have thought
it, eh?
R.
On 01/09/09 18:39, mac wrote:
Not sure where you got pink noise from.
I guessed - I can't remember if it's white or pink. I think you'll find
I wrote:
...it does a pink (I think) noise sweep...
It's been while since I did it, and I don't have a manual to hand.
R.
Robin Bowes;453828 Wrote:
On 01/09/09 18:33, mac wrote:
Aside it from being common knowledge, call or email Behringer
support
for confirmation of what I have already told you. Cheers.
Well, fancy that...
Unsubstantiated claims on the audiophile forum. Who would have thought
it,
On 01/09/09 19:53, mac wrote:
Not to mention a lot of wasted bandwidth.
So, you make a claim which you are unable to substantiate, I call you on
it, and now you talk about wasted bandwidth?
I see.
R.
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Robin Bowes;453843 Wrote:
On 01/09/09 19:53, mac wrote:
Not to mention a lot of wasted bandwidth.
So, you make a claim which you are unable to substantiate, I call you
on
it, and now you talk about wasted bandwidth?
I see.
R.
Mr. Bowes, What I told you _should_not_ even
On 01/09/09 20:44, mac wrote:
Mr. Bowes, What I told you _should_not_ even require substantiation,
especially given the credentials you cite for yourself. Behringer
products implement Butterworth, LR and Bessel filters in the digital
domain (check their users' guide if you doubt it).
I
The rosewood finish of the Silverline Minuets is pretty dark. Not black
of course, but very dark brown.
Search for them on Audiogon. There a good seller there who offers them
new at decent discount and you can talk him down a bit from his posted
price.
--
ismarketing
First of all - I dont know jack s**t about what I'm talking about, but
the only way I can understand why the USB interface is subject to
audible differences in cables is due to the streaming and clock oriented
transmission of data vs. the packet delivery over ethernet. Hence the
reason USB is
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