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<blockquote data-quote="gordon mcgregor" data-source="post: 32958" data-attributes="member: 169"><p>Re: More McCauley M421 Measurements</p><p></p><p>That 60Hz bump looks familiar, while you lot were running about resetting breakers and putting lightbulbs back in, I had set up my new Audix mics that I'd just got from Jamie and was running SMAART in spectragraph mode and there was a big red line around the 6oHz mark. Now at the time I thought it was either a room mode or mains hum but now I'm not so sure.</p><p> My take on these sort of speakers is use them in suitable places and I'm sure they'll do well, for these monsters outdoors or some enormodrome IMO is where they should be, not some small club or other. I think thing about the basic processing specified is a bit of an error too, it is quite easy nowadays to do measurements and use affordable processing to sort out issues so why not do it? I'm quite sure that with some thought and electronics used appropriatly most of the issues noted could be sorted out, any takers? G</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gordon mcgregor, post: 32958, member: 169"] Re: More McCauley M421 Measurements That 60Hz bump looks familiar, while you lot were running about resetting breakers and putting lightbulbs back in, I had set up my new Audix mics that I'd just got from Jamie and was running SMAART in spectragraph mode and there was a big red line around the 6oHz mark. Now at the time I thought it was either a room mode or mains hum but now I'm not so sure. My take on these sort of speakers is use them in suitable places and I'm sure they'll do well, for these monsters outdoors or some enormodrome IMO is where they should be, not some small club or other. I think thing about the basic processing specified is a bit of an error too, it is quite easy nowadays to do measurements and use affordable processing to sort out issues so why not do it? I'm quite sure that with some thought and electronics used appropriatly most of the issues noted could be sorted out, any takers? G [/QUOTE]
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