[this_is_vv]

here is the graph for my PC speaker i listen too..it is clear i need some Sub for anything below 100....


V

[tryman]

what the ribbon you use.

[guest60106]

Nice Graph. I did not realize those Neo 10s would go that high. That is on axis?

Matthew

[this_is_vv]

Nice Graph. I did not realize those Neo 10s would go that high. That is on axis?

Matthew

Its Neo8....and yes little DSPused tot ake care of the 13k wild nothc i get in that ribbon.....not so happy with low frequency....


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[JohnR]

I'm surprised you got as much output as you did at low frequency!

[guest60106]

Its Neo8....and yes little DSPused tot ake care of the 13k wild nothc i get in that ribbon.....not so happy with low frequency....


V

Gotcha...my bad. Still...the graph looks pretty good to me. Dip in the bass range "looks" pretty insignificant (read correctable) using DSP without a sub. Hard for me to tell because I am not there. May be hard to avoid over extension doing it that way.

[this_is_vv]

I'm surprised you got as much output as you did at low frequency!

the one for lows are Seas Excel that is suposdly goes to 50hz....also low has also little equalized.....

[Vapor Audio]

I'm surprised you got as much output as you did at low frequency!

I doubt that's accurate data. 

VV - look up how to take a near field/far field merge measurement, or ground plane measurement.  Otherwise your data below 300hz or so is worthless.  Both are easy, but don't mislead yourself with innacurate data. 

Otherwise the graph looks pretty decent.  Might be a bit tipped up on top, 3-5K looks to be a couple db's hotter than the entire mid-band which could make them forward sounding.