When a microphone or listener is positioned above the floor plane, the reflection produced by the floor modifies what is heard by the listener. … Read more
By Pat Brown
The Vrmsmax loudspeaker power test requires real-time measurement of the Root-Mean-Square (RMS) voltage of the noise stimulus. RMS measurements have been the subject … Read more
by Pat Brown
Much good research has been done in recent years on loudspeaker data formats … Read more
Sooner or later all audio people encounter the multicell horn. Multicells have been around since the middle of the last century, and many can be restored to working … Read more
by Pat Brown
One thing that I stress to new users of modern measurement systems is the importance of practice. You don’t want to hit the streets with one of these if you haven’t first nailed down how to … Read more
By Rane
Correctly setting a sound system’s gain structure is one of the most important contributors to creating an excellent … Read more
by ClearOne
This white paper is designed to help you create exceptional business conferencing environments. To help you achieve this goal, we will provide some basic guidelines … Read more
Sound Diffusion Explained (Acoustics First)
Diffusion in simple terms is the scattering of sound energy. Using an array of ping pong balls to represent sound visually, this video simply demonstrates what occurs when sound strikes an acoustic diffuser’s surface.
Provided by Shure
Divided into two sections, the first section gives a short history of monitors and describes, in detail, the benefits of using them. … Read more
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SurgeX International Global Voltage Chart