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I can't afford to stream hi-res files, so i am using Spotify "320" streams at home for "easy" listening. I prefer to listen to higher bit rates and hear easely the difference. Most listening is done via hires "rips" at 192/24 which i prefer for all kind of different reasons. Most music is played...

I keep the TV's always upgraded to the latest available software version!!!

Herewith the mdat file as asked. Sorry for my poor English explanations ! Best Regards Mollie

Thank you very much for your prompt reply, but what you opposed is not the case!!! If i measure the SPL level with a UMIK-2 MIC from a loudspeaker combination with a 6/6 dB filter, Woofer and Tweeter twice (2X), you wil see via Alll Mesurements, at the OVERLAYS - STEP function that the starting...

Dear Mr.Mulcahy, There is on this step-measurement(s) position one strange behavior to see!! Every repeated or next measurement will start on a different vertical position on the left hand vertical scale!!! If you try to compare 2 or more measurements to figure out which one is most correct...

See attached picture o the step response of a first order 6/6 dB filter circuit with a tweeter and a bas-unit !!! Hard to make!!!

Hi there, You should open your measurement in "overlays" and choose on the left top corner marker for % sign. Choose "step" function for the best possible read-out fo a proper impuls response!!! You can't see this impuls anywhere else!!! Succes

Check first one by one the right and left speaker at one fixed position wether they give moreless the same output level. Only small variations between the two are alouwed!!! If they are not moreless the same ... check connections for fase ! If they are moreless the same: measure now the left -...

Hi again, In that case, than probably both mid-bass drivers are out of fase!!! Check out and correct, if neccesary. Succes Mollie

Hi, It looks like that one of the two mid-bas drivers is out of fase by 180 degrees!!!

Hi Nick, You are probably right concerning the "non coherence" issue. I see in the area in between 300 and 2000Hz that there is a continous change in output level (one goes up, the other down and visa versa) and fase, so the total output level in that area is not counted up as it should. (non...

I got the very same warning if i clicked any link to more info about Audiolense from the announce page, but no problems arize if a click on a link in Todd Anderson's story underneath! Cheers, mollie