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Nattlorden skrev:Naq löste väl det problemet ganska elegant på sina, och jag tror OA5-MMX också tar lite höjd för lister...
skrutten skrev:Det finns problem med väggnära högtalare när det gäller lokalisering, och stereobild dessa problem verkar mindre med småalådor placerade t.ex. drygt 50 cm från vägg. Om det finns ngn gräns vid 30cm bredbaffel vet jag dock inte. Det beror naturligtvis på hur hörseln fungerar - det skulle vara trevligt med liten genomgång kring inom vilka tider man kan ta och inte ta reflekioner.
At very low frequencies, the wavelength of sound is long enough to make
the reflected soundwave arrive almost in phase with the direct sound, and the reflected sound
causes an increase in sound level by about 5 dB. The higher the frequency, however, the shorter
the wavelength. The difference in path lengths between the reflected and the direct soundwaves
gradually introduces a phase lag into the reflected sound. The greater the phase lag, the smaller is
the increase in sound level caused by the reflected sound. At a frequency which corresponds to a
wavelength 6 times the difference in path lengths, this increase in sound level still amounts to
about 4 dB. Less than one octave higher, when the wavelength slightly exceeds 3 times the
difference in path lengths, the reflected sound ceases to add to the sound level. This happens at
some frequency between 100 and 300 Hz, depending on the size of the loudspeaker.
When a Carlsson Ortho-Acoustic Loudspeaker operates with its back close to a room wall, the
acoustic effects of the wall are neutralised in the following way:
1. The drive units are located at a comparatively short distance from the wall. The increase in
efficiency caused by the wall will then cover most of the bass range, and the transition Carlssons konstruktionsprincper
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frequency rises to at least 300 Hz.
2. The loudspeaker has an absorbent panel that covers a small part of the wall. The absorbent
panel successfully reduces the amount of sound that is reflected off the wall at frequencies
above the transition frequency. It thus keeps this reflected sound from interfering with the
direct sound of the loudspeaker.
3. The frequency response curve of the loudspeaker is tailored to counterbalance the increase in
efficiency caused by the wall at frequencies lower than the transition frequency. The
combination of loudspeaker and wall thus achieves a virtually flat frequency response curve.
skrutten skrev:Normalt är väl att ha >1m till de ytor som speglas till lyssningspos dvs >2,9ms - för en "vägghängd" högtalare kan det innebära en opraktisk? jättedämppanel.
Edit: Undrar vad jag tänkte där??
Kraniet skrev:Kan kanske citera från "Carlsson Ortho-Acoustic Loudspeakers: Design and Performance Principles" (författare?)At very low frequencies, the wavelength of sound is long enough to make
the reflected soundwave arrive almost in phase with the direct sound, and the reflected sound
causes an increase in sound level by about 5 dB. The higher the frequency, however, the shorter
the wavelength. The difference in path lengths between the reflected and the direct soundwaves
gradually introduces a phase lag into the reflected sound. The greater the phase lag, the smaller is
the increase in sound level caused by the reflected sound. At a frequency which corresponds to a
wavelength 6 times the difference in path lengths, this increase in sound level still amounts to
about 4 dB. Less than one octave higher, when the wavelength slightly exceeds 3 times the
difference in path lengths, the reflected sound ceases to add to the sound level. This happens at
some frequency between 100 and 300 Hz, depending on the size of the loudspeaker.When a Carlsson Ortho-Acoustic Loudspeaker operates with its back close to a room wall, the
acoustic effects of the wall are neutralised in the following way:
1. The drive units are located at a comparatively short distance from the wall. The increase in
efficiency caused by the wall will then cover most of the bass range, and the transition Carlssons konstruktionsprincper
10(19)
frequency rises to at least 300 Hz.
2. The loudspeaker has an absorbent panel that covers a small part of the wall. The absorbent
panel successfully reduces the amount of sound that is reflected off the wall at frequencies
above the transition frequency. It thus keeps this reflected sound from interfering with the
direct sound of the loudspeaker.
3. The frequency response curve of the loudspeaker is tailored to counterbalance the increase in
efficiency caused by the wall at frequencies lower than the transition frequency. The
combination of loudspeaker and wall thus achieves a virtually flat frequency response curve.
Därför behövs alltså en bredbandig dämppanel. För att dämpa ned mot 300Hz måste den väl vara ca 100mm tjock/djup. Hur stor yta man behöver dämpa är dock lite klurigare. Där tror jag också man kommer in på lite tycke och smak. Mer dämpning ger ett "dödare" mer exakt ljud och mindre dämpning ger mer "liv" och en diffusare ljudbild.
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