Mnyb;540070 Wrote: 
> -84db and 90dB seems to be in higher pitch too at least the files I
> grabbed ?
> 
> -84 
> -90 is in 3500kHz region
> 
> -96 etc are in "A" something 440 region
> 
> This invalidates my test, the god ol Fletcher Munson curve (aka
> loudness)
> Shows that and my test validates this, our hearing is much more
> sensitive at 3,5k than 440 Hz.
> 
> So regarding this -90 audible from listening position
> And -114 dB with ear on speaker not much noise in the midrange driver
> 
> I think that -102 or -108will be audible from listening position if i
> get 3.5 kHz files.
> 
> I took out my radio shack spl meter it show 54dB dBa 1,5" from the
> driver.
> This was on Left speaker full tilt volume on my meridianG68J with the
> -84dB file.
> 
> I use one power amp with adjustable input gain (all amps should have
> this)
> The rest have rothwell -10 dB attenuators fix to them.
> Correct gain scaling of your system is important, especially with
> digital preamps involved.
> 
> Attache Fletcher munson curve.

Yes you are correct the files are a mixture of 440Hz and 3.5kHz - so
not an apples-apples comparison! Also, that highband noise doesn't
help...

I can just make out the -96dB file on full volume at normal position.


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