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<blockquote data-quote="Peter Morris" data-source="post: 109116" data-attributes="member: 652">Re: EASE Focus 2Hi Steve, As you mentioned, some software allows you input the compromise you want; SPL Vs smooth frequency response etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think you are correct; AFAIK there is no setting for this in EASE Focus 2.&nbsp;While the results displayed by EASE Focus are accurate, the initial predication that EASE Focus does for the box angles etc. is just a good starting point and probably should be tweaked a little for best results as noted in the manual. &nbsp;EASE Focus 2 allows 3 different array settings – a “J” (conventional), a constant curvature and spiral. To some extent the J will give you maximum SPL and&nbsp; the constant curvature most even frequency response. The spiral is somewhere in-between.&nbsp; I suspect some of the other programs are not doing anything more complicated than biasing the results towards one of these models depending on the setting you select.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter Morris, post: 109116, member: 652"] Re: EASE Focus 2 Hi Steve, As you mentioned, some software allows you input the compromise you want; SPL Vs smooth frequency response etc. I think you are correct; AFAIK there is no setting for this in EASE Focus 2. While the results displayed by EASE Focus are accurate, the initial predication that EASE Focus does for the box angles etc. is just a good starting point and probably should be tweaked a little for best results as noted in the manual. EASE Focus 2 allows 3 different array settings – a “J” (conventional), a constant curvature and spiral. To some extent the J will give you maximum SPL and the constant curvature most even frequency response. The spiral is somewhere in-between. I suspect some of the other programs are not doing anything more complicated than biasing the results towards one of these models depending on the setting you select. [/QUOTE]

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