super tweeters

Discussion in 'Hi-Fi and General Audio' started by anon_bb, Aug 16, 2005.

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    anon_bb Honey Badger

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    oh crumbs what have I started - lets not get carried away! ;-)
     
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    I used CoolEdit to generate the tones so I believe they were of equal power. However as I said my speakers have a 22KHz maximum range so its probably rolling off there.

    Should I ask why so many of you are interested in how to kill people with your Hi-Fi setups? :p
     
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    bottleneck talks a load of rubbish

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    Markus - I believe you're right.
     
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    "Always Right Member" is already taken, alas ;)
     
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    Nearly always right member when it comes to spelling?

    What about kwisatch hadderach? Whats the spelling for that? This is a test ;)
     
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    ... from a member so nice he had to name himself twice?
     
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    Dynamic Turtle The Bydo Destroyer

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    oh god, we've somehow managed to turn a thread on supertweeters into a thread on how to spelling the name of a fictional alien leader who rides worms for a living!

    lol....
     
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    You mean in the Dune or in the Buffy context?

    Anyway, I read Dune ages ago, the Muad'dib bit is one of the few details I remember, the Sasquatch thing I had to google.
     
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    Buffy? Is it in their too?

    Dont tell me you have all the trek titbits in that mind somewhere?
     
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    I'm not into Trek nor Buffy. My current TV favourite is Monk.
     
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    It did seem surprising. You dont seem like a Buffy fan ;) Monk?
     
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    Yet another US TV series, a bit like Columbo but with an obsessive-compulsive hero. If you don't have it yet in the UK, you have something to look forward to.
     
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    monk

    hi markus,
    monk is great by the way.
    out on dvd as well in the uk.

    when these conversations crop up i always look at the recording itself rather than the playback side of it.

    the theorys always muddy the facts.

    i think super tweeters are pretty much the same as a good tweeter.

    after all its about phase accuracy and real harmonic accuracy over the recorded bandwidth.
     
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    The theories always muddy the facts?

    I must remember that one!
     
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    Just the one paper? That's it? Any others?

    It's an interesting paper - but the result has not been independently verified. There is quite a high liklihood that the was some fault in the experiment - for example Intermodulation Distortion.

    Here's some later work that doesn't support your case and probably points to the root cause of Oohashi "results":

    Detection threshold for tones above 22 kHz - Kiryu, Shogo; Ashihara, Kaoru - AES preprint 5401

    Perceptual Discrimination of Very High Frequency Components in Musical Sound Recorded with a Newly Developed Wide Frequency Range Microphone - Ando, Akio; Hamasaki, Kimio; Nisiguchi, Toshiyuki; Ono, Kazuho - AES 6298.

    D. Griesinger, Perception of mid frequency and high frequency intermodulation distortion in loudspeakers, and its relationship to high-definition audio , AES 24th International Conference, Banff, Alberta, Canada,

    Your go....
     
    oedipus, Aug 18, 2005
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