Time alignment (Oris Horns)
by madprofessor 
, 27777 Ganderkesee, Germany, Thursday, October 25, 2007, 21:34 (6021 days ago) @ Stefan Olofsson
Hallo Stefan!
Most of the proper alignment can also be measured, but it needs some equipment.I use a very fast pulse-generator and put 10Hz spaced pulses to my system. Than I take a microphone at my listening position. The microphone-signal is fed to a Rhode & Schwarz preamp and than processed in a Tektronix DSA602 Analyzer.
By moving the speakerss, it´s possible to find the best pulse response by measurements. Than I always do checks with carefull listening tests.
Works, but takes a lot of time...
Except that, I agree with everything Bert wrote about the topic!
Best regaards
Stephan
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- Time alignment - Stefan Olofsson, 2007-10-25, 20:19
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- Time alignment - Bert, 2007-10-25, 21:17
- Time alignment - GC, 2007-10-26, 06:45
- Time alignment - Stefan Olofsson, 2007-10-30, 21:14
- Time alignment - Bert, 2007-10-30, 23:06
- Time alignment - madprofessor, 2007-10-25, 21:34
- Time alignment - Bert, 2007-10-25, 21:17