Geez, registering isn't a big deal, and there is no sales pitch involved. Just post once under "welcomes/etc" to say hi, proving you are a human being and not a spambot. That's it.
As for Foz's charts, here's the hardware & software for at least one of them:
"Earthworks QTC1, Presonus M80, Wavelab 6 Fast Fourier Transform spectrum analyzer... all uncalibrated."
"I burned a CD with white noise and pink noise tracks and used the white noise as signal source for measurements and later used the pink noise source to set PEQ for PA use. Fed the signal from a CD deck through a Yamaha MG24 mixer into a Carvin FET1000 amp then to the device under test."
Now, go register and read some threads already if you want more. There are well organized subforums and search works fine. Can't expect people to just sit here and cross post stuff for every random question.
Dude, you were just told where to get them. You know what drivers are in them. The driver manufacturers publish that data openly.
The 3012LF is 494cc. The 3015LF is 846cc. You do the math from there.
Invalid Link Removed
As for Foz's charts, here's the hardware & software for at least one of them:
"Earthworks QTC1, Presonus M80, Wavelab 6 Fast Fourier Transform spectrum analyzer... all uncalibrated."
"I burned a CD with white noise and pink noise tracks and used the white noise as signal source for measurements and later used the pink noise source to set PEQ for PA use. Fed the signal from a CD deck through a Yamaha MG24 mixer into a Carvin FET1000 amp then to the device under test."
Now, go register and read some threads already if you want more. There are well organized subforums and search works fine. Can't expect people to just sit here and cross post stuff for every random question.
it seems Barefaced Speakers are the only ones publishing their “Volume Displacement” figures - oh well, to each their own.
Dude, you were just told where to get them. You know what drivers are in them. The driver manufacturers publish that data openly.
The 3012LF is 494cc. The 3015LF is 846cc. You do the math from there.
Invalid Link Removed


