August 2012
Intermediate to advanced
608 pages
17h 15m
English
Equalisation to attain a desired flat frequency response may be applied to correct problems in the loudspeaker itself, or, moving along the audio chain, to modify the interaction of the loudspeaker with the room it is operating in. Moving along the audio chain still further, equalisation can also be used to modify the response of the room itself, by cancelling resonances with dips or notches in the overall amplitude response. However, it is not normally considered a good idea to try to combine an active crossover with a room equaliser, not least because they are doing quite different jobs. Moving the loudspeakers from one listening space to another will not require adjustment of the crossover, ...
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