"Keith G" wrote in message
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"Jim Lesurf" wrote in message
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Hi,

Just to let people know I've just put up a new page which looks at the
effects of room acoustics and human hearing. In particular, to assess the
amplifier powers people might need. For reasons that should be clear if
you read it, the item is called "Imagine a Room Full of Mirrors". :-)

When I get a chance I'll also put up the first two HFN articles I did on
'Speaker Cables'.

Slainte,

Jim



Well, Jimbo - it certainly is dead in here! That's a lot of work (2,700
words?) to go without a single flicker of acknowledgement!

I had a skim through (I've only got 'skim' left these days, I'm afraid)
and found it very interesting; I note the comment about the varying
behaviour of different room/speaker combinations, but didn't see any
mention of 'hearing acuity' or even of the *clarity* of speakers used - or
don't they come into it when seeking an apparent 'loudness level' of the
audio system...??

OK, I'll bite :-)

What is "clarity"? and how do you measure it?

David.