I've got a minidsp on my now bi-amped Model 19's. Anyone have a thought as to appropriate delay?
thanks
Les
Last edited by les winter; November 1st, 2015 at 03:06 PM. Reason: spell
Essentially sound travels at approximately 1100 feet per second. Roughly 1.1 ft/millisecond. So you won't need a lot. My Valencias like 4 ms. which is more than I thought it would take.
My tactic is to adjust for flattest response then vary it slightly and tune by ear. What sounds the best is what to use.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
Thanks Old Guy. Yeah, 4 ms sounds like a lot. I'm listening to it now. Jury is out.
thanks again
Hmm, something's not right, 4 ms is down in the mid-bass..........
GM
Loud is Beautiful if it's Clean! As always though, the usual disclaimers apply to this post's contents.
Flattest response was less but I didn't like the sound.Originally Posted by GM
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
Les
I have a test signal on CD, when used with an O'Scope and a microphone you
you can test the time delay of your high freqs vs the lows . Any interest ?
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Don
Last edited by donaldpatten; November 10th, 2015 at 01:43 PM. Reason: message repeated
Would that be pink noise?
les
Its a pulse . Made of half a 1600 Hz sine wave repeated at a 30 cps rate.
/Users/donaldpatten/Desktop/1600HzPositivePulse30cps.aif
I do not know if this will play
Don
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Les
It should look like this:
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Don
Hi Les, have tested and measured with delay on the MiniDSP, haven't found much difference.
Hi Les, I've tested with delay on the MiniDSP and could not measure a difference that made a change in the way it sounded.
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