Are polk speakers Phase/time coherent ?

polkseller
polkseller Posts: 184
edited March 2008 in Speakers
Just wanna know..
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  • RuSsMaN
    RuSsMaN Posts: 17,986
    edited March 2008
    Polk speakers are Eastern Time Zone. I have to listen to them an hour earlier than I want to every night, so they stay coherent.
    Check your lips at the door woman. Shake your hips like battleships. Yeah, all the white girls trip when I sing at Sunday service.
  • AudioFilet
    AudioFilet Posts: 235
    edited March 2008
    Mine are always incoherent & out of phase.

    Or maybe thats just me??
    2 Channel rig:
    LSi9"s (modified xover's) & HSU Sub
    Harman Kardon HK 990 Amp
    Onkyo C-S5VL SACD
    Music Hall MMF 5.1
    Furman Elite 15

    HT rig:
    HK AVR-745 & Polk Monitor Series
  • RuSsMaN
    RuSsMaN Posts: 17,986
    edited March 2008
    Turn around, listen to them backwards.
    Check your lips at the door woman. Shake your hips like battleships. Yeah, all the white girls trip when I sing at Sunday service.
  • joeparaski
    joeparaski Posts: 1,865
    edited March 2008
    They most definately are....in the Star Trek universe.

    Joe
    Amplifiers: 1-SAE Mark IV, 4-SAE 2400, 1-SAE 2500, 2-SAE 2600, 1-Buttkicker BKA 1000N w/2-tactile transducers. Sources: Sony BDP CX7000es, Sony CX300/CX400/CX450/CX455, SAE 8000 tuner, Akai 4000D R2R, Technics 1100A TT, Epson 8500UB with Carada 100". Speakers:Polk SDA SRS, 3.1TL, FXi5, FXi3, 2-SVS 20-29, Yamaha, SVS center sub. Power:2-Monster HTS3500, Furman M-8D & RR16 Plus. 2-SAE 4000 X-overs, SAE 5000a noise reduction, MSB Link DAC III, MSB Powerbase, Behringer 2496, Monarchy DIP 24/96.
  • Systems
    Systems Posts: 14,873
    edited March 2008
    polkseller wrote: »
    Just wanna know..
    No, only speakers that use 1st order crossovers and sloped or stepped baffles to offset the drivers can truly claim to be phase and time coherent.The 2 best known examples of brands that utilize this type of network are Theil and Vandersteen.Although they claim big audible advantages for their time and phase coherence designs,other well known designers like Linkwitz do not think it is a requirement.
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  • SKsolutions
    SKsolutions Posts: 1,820
    edited March 2008
    Polk-fucius say: At the end of the day,,,,if you are concentrating on the minutiae, you will fail to hear the big picture.
    -Ignorance is strength -
  • polkseller
    polkseller Posts: 184
    edited March 2008
    wouahahah

    you guys are funny .. 3 unserious answer out of 4..

    Was asking this question just to know.

    What is the change in the cross-over this year in the RTi A serie. Older polk speakers had a link to cross-over design.
  • zingo
    zingo Posts: 11,258
    edited March 2008
    I believe that main change in the A series is the cabinet, however Polk also states, "Mylar bypass capacitors in the crossovers extend high frequency response and improve detail and transparency."
  • polkseller
    polkseller Posts: 184
    edited March 2008
    mylar capacitors were there in the last RTI serie too..
  • zingo
    zingo Posts: 11,258
    edited March 2008
    I'm just quoting the brochure and I apologize for not giving you the exact information you were looking for.
  • jakelm
    jakelm Posts: 4,081
    edited March 2008
    polkseller wrote: »
    mylar capacitors were there in the last RTI serie too..

    Polk has been using Mylar caps since the begining of time.:rolleyes:
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    Monitor 4's surround
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    M10's back surround
    Hafler-200 driving patio Daytons
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    Harman/Kardon AVR-635
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    Jennings Research (vintage and rare)
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