Διαβαζοντας μια συνεντευξη του σχεδιαστη του αγαπημενου μου ηχειου
http://www.soundstageglobal.com/ind...:tidal-wave&catid=55:super-speakers&Itemid=88
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"The result we achieve is attributable to many different things, starting with good measurements. If I hear things that make them sound different, then I avoid those things because it means the speaker is colored." As to how he designs his products, he said, "It is 95% measurements and 5% hearing, with the step response being the most relevant measurement and then frequency response immediately following that. Flat frequency response affects tonality but not timing." Janczak feels that time is critical to localization and whether a sound seems "right" to our ears. According to Janczak, "A good step response ensures that the complexity of music is reproduced as it is in reality."
Τι γνωμη εχετε για την αναλογια μετρησεων-ακροασεων για το τελικο τιουναρισμα των ηχειων? Συμφωνειτε με την παραπανω αναλογια 95% μετρησεις - 5% ακροασεις?
http://www.soundstageglobal.com/ind...:tidal-wave&catid=55:super-speakers&Itemid=88
μου εκανε εντυπωση μια συγκεκριμενη παραγραφος...
"The result we achieve is attributable to many different things, starting with good measurements. If I hear things that make them sound different, then I avoid those things because it means the speaker is colored." As to how he designs his products, he said, "It is 95% measurements and 5% hearing, with the step response being the most relevant measurement and then frequency response immediately following that. Flat frequency response affects tonality but not timing." Janczak feels that time is critical to localization and whether a sound seems "right" to our ears. According to Janczak, "A good step response ensures that the complexity of music is reproduced as it is in reality."
Τι γνωμη εχετε για την αναλογια μετρησεων-ακροασεων για το τελικο τιουναρισμα των ηχειων? Συμφωνειτε με την παραπανω αναλογια 95% μετρησεις - 5% ακροασεις?
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