Can someone explain to me how a subwoofer knows the notes it is to reproduce are from music and not film or vice versa?
Gordon
Gordon
Originally posted by Nic Rhodes
It is not flabby as so many subs are. Basically what I am trying to say is that the Linn subs are more musical
Originally posted by Gordon @ Convergent AV
Can someone explain to me how a subwoofer knows the notes it is to reproduce are from music and not film or vice versa?
Gordon
Originally posted by Daneel
There seems to be a tendency towards bigger drivers to meet such depths which to me will increase distortion and speed simply because a bigger driver is harder to move. Therefore bigger drivers = lower bass but the speed and accuracy required for music is not as good.
Originally posted by Smurfin
I'm sure I read something which blew the theory of bigger drivers being crap for music out of the water. And if what you're saying is true, then subs like the DD-18, HGS-18, Servo-15, HGS-15 etc etc would not be any good for music?
Originally posted by robwells
Also if you check the parameters of 15/18" driver against 10/12" ones you'll find that 'generally' the bigger drivers will produce more dB than the smaller ones for a given watt.(easier to move?)
More generalising would say that the larger speakers would give less distortion at a given spl than a smaller driver aswell.