LSI7 real world frequency response with OmniMic V2
ALL212
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These are the freq responses from 3' away centered on each speaker. That speaker only playing. Room acoustics are involved.
These are the rebuilt LSI7's (currently referred to in some circles as the ALLV2's...unless marketing gave me the wrong name...again).
Graphs just redone - corrections made...
Right Channel:
Left Channel:
As a comparison here are the Odyssey Audio Lorelei graphs.
Right Channel:
Left Channel:
The drop and hump in the bass is the open cabinet bleeding bass out of the rear port. That's controllable with various mechanisms including highly calibrated pillows and foam balls. I have nothing directly behind the port when I took these graphs.
These are the rebuilt LSI7's (currently referred to in some circles as the ALLV2's...unless marketing gave me the wrong name...again).
Graphs just redone - corrections made...
Right Channel:
Left Channel:
As a comparison here are the Odyssey Audio Lorelei graphs.
Right Channel:
Left Channel:
The drop and hump in the bass is the open cabinet bleeding bass out of the rear port. That's controllable with various mechanisms including highly calibrated pillows and foam balls. I have nothing directly behind the port when I took these graphs.
Aaron
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I heard Marketing got a stern "talking to" over this campaign, and heads rolled. Or was that eyes?
At any rate, cool stuff on these frequency reads.
can these be used to tune a room with treatments somehow?I disabled signatures. -
Certainly tuneable! Here’s the layout:
Left side has damping on two sides in a corner. Right side is open with components to one side.
If I were ambitious I’d put a damped wall to the right of the right speaker and see how that tests.Aaron
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