SEAWOLF97
06-23-2008, 12:36 PM
http://www.soundfountain.com/amb/speaker.html
this reference may provide some nfo/laffs.
ie: Another reason for dull sound can sometimes be the use of two bridged stereo amplifiers, one for the left and one for the right channel. As you know bridging generally gives dull sound.
Not all loudspeaker systems have the units placed in line, but only high price cabinets are configured to mirror each other. Take care that the tweeters are always on the inside. Not doing this will prevent the high frequencies to connect. The delicate frequencies will be blurred by the longer waves of the mid range units and or low mid transducers. The sound will become dull and it is difficult to realize a perfect stereo image.
It is even better if the cleaning liquid does contain no grease at all. The molecular structure of fat can coincide with the size of tiny engravings of frequencies in the groove. More so it prevents the direct contact of the stylus with the groove wall.
Playing a completely clean groove will even out very tiny holes in the vinyl as the needle tip reaches a high temperature (900 to 1200 degrees Celsius)
this reference may provide some nfo/laffs.
ie: Another reason for dull sound can sometimes be the use of two bridged stereo amplifiers, one for the left and one for the right channel. As you know bridging generally gives dull sound.
Not all loudspeaker systems have the units placed in line, but only high price cabinets are configured to mirror each other. Take care that the tweeters are always on the inside. Not doing this will prevent the high frequencies to connect. The delicate frequencies will be blurred by the longer waves of the mid range units and or low mid transducers. The sound will become dull and it is difficult to realize a perfect stereo image.
It is even better if the cleaning liquid does contain no grease at all. The molecular structure of fat can coincide with the size of tiny engravings of frequencies in the groove. More so it prevents the direct contact of the stylus with the groove wall.
Playing a completely clean groove will even out very tiny holes in the vinyl as the needle tip reaches a high temperature (900 to 1200 degrees Celsius)