opaqueice wrote: > Patrick Dixon;246878 Wrote: >> But measuring equipment using single frequencies, doesn't actually >> measure the frequency response as it applies to music. A (bandlimited >> if you like) impulse response would be more appropriate. > > There you go again - more nonsense. For a linear system the impulse > response contains -exactly the same information- as the complex > frequency response. > > Why do you think every real speaker and audio component manufacturer in > the world uses frequency response? > >> I think you need to stop misrepresenting what other people say. > > I didn't misrepresent it. You just said the same thing again.
<sigh> There you go, living in perfect theory land again. "For a linear system" - yes, you're right. But real world systems are not linear, and an under-powered PSU can often cause problems at low-frequencies. Which is all Patrick said. Try reading what's been said more carefully, and move on up into the real world. R. _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
