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Improving loudspeaker crossovers (SBL's)



 
 
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Old January 2nd 08, 05:08 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Keith G
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Default Improving loudspeaker crossovers (SBL's)


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And it's not like the (far) superior soundstaging of vinyl has
anything to do with it,


How do you work that one out? Vinyl has a poor crosstalk figure
(typically around 25-30dB) whilst with CD the crosstalk is as good as
the producer of the recording wants it to be. How does that create
"(far) superior soundstaging" for vinyl?


I have to say I do know exactly what keith means here. The most impressive
soundstage or imaging I have ever heard was from an Ortofon MC10 or 20
can't remember which that i owned at one time. I've not heard CD image
like that cartridge did. I bet some will argue that this is due to some
mid band frequency response error and that may be the case, I don't know.
Was lovely though.



Shhh.....

(They don't come up on eBay too often!! ;-)



 




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