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Just to make sure it doesn't get missed, there are three ways to join or participate with this organization: 1) Join TMU! to officially register your support for more dynamic records. • This is for anyone—music fans and music industry alike. 2) Submit a request for TMU...

I just came across a group called "Turn Me Up." They want to develop a certification program for albums with greater dynamic range than is currently the norm. Here's an excerpt from their website ( http://www.turnmeup.org/about_us.shtml ): "Founded by Grammy-winning engineer/producer Charles...

Re: HSU VTF-15H In room measurements - All 15 configurations I have done pretty much what you discuss here, nelmr. I have the mic soldered to the wire, and the wire taped to a coat hanger. This sturdies the mic. I then tape the coat-hanger-mic combo to a mic stand, which allows me to...

Re: HSU VTF-15H In room measurements - All 15 configurations I use that mic. Seems to work fine for me. But I've never been able to test it against some standard to know how well it's working.

Re: HSU VTF-15H In room measurements - All 15 configurations I'm not sure what you are referring to with the above lists. But let me be clear about what I am saying. I can see from the first FR graph that the changes you made in settings cause a difference in SPL. But when I look at the...

Good discussion, guys.

Re: HSU VTF-15H In room measurements - All 15 configurations I don't know what most of those charts are about, but I have played with frequency response charts. When I measure for low freqs, just moving the mic around the area where my head would be in the prime listening position will result...

Re: Verdi Requiem Dies irae If you can hear doors opening and shutting, I'd say that's a pretty dang good recording. At least if the criteria of a good recording is reproducing the live experience.

Free is better than $100.

What software are you using to make these graphs?

I guess they're going to have nothing on the ship but the railgun and the batteries to run it.

Cool.

Are you sure you really want to deal with all the potential hassles two subs can bring? Maybe you'd be better off selling me your SVS for a very nice price. If you're still up in Cincinnati, I could pick it up. No need to hassle with shipping.

You're a funny man. I mean that in a good way.

How can that be? From what I can gather, the show originally aired in 1963.

When I get the chance, I'm going to play around with this double x-over deal.

Here's a link to 10 different sound illusions. My wife sent me this not too long ago. http://listverse.com/2008/02/29/top-10-incredible-sound-illusions/

This is the second time in a month I have come across this illusion. Gives even more credence to the idea that I can listen better when I close my eyes.

What do you have the x-over on the sub set at?

What setting are you using on the receiver? I think I have to choose a x-over freq on my receiver. Or are you running your mains through the sub?