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In the Forum: Audio Discussions
In the Thread: My new “New” listening room, 2024
Post Subject: Back to Macondo Axioms,Posted by Romy the Cat on: 5/22/2024
Head today to another local audio guy who listen to my new configuration. The reaction was fascinating. He was asking: what the hell I had done to midrange? Of course, I did nothing, but the question was very accurate. A lower mid-range changed very dramatically and became almost new. So, what, in fact, was changed? Previously, my midbass channels ran 78 Hertz high-pass filter. In addition, it was complimented by a 130Hz high pass filter, as my ear told me that the decay of the mid-based channel was too long. As I added two parallel drivers, the output stage was significantly more loaded, and the mid-base decade became less prominent. This permitted me to remove the large speaker-level coil that formed the 130 Hertz high pass filter. Now, I could run my meat best in the same polarity with my upper base horn and my mid-range, so, essentially, I have removed phrasal distortions from my integration between my mid-base and upper channels. Effectively, I returned to my Macondo Axioms, permitting drivers to run strictly first-order filters with minimum phase. The what's formatting part that the audio guy who visited me four days back, who else very much familiar with all my audio configurations over the last 20 years told me that in the way my sound now reminds me what I had 20 years ago in my Boston apartment. At that time, my premature version of Macondo did comply with my Macondo axioms, and at that time, I ran only phase-consistent filters. Even if I used 2nd order for my woofer towers, they were line level and used a very precise Bessel curve, which is time constant. It is beautiful that the person was able to detect the same Sonic signature that is strictly derived from time-constant channel integrations. I know it is an irrelevant post for most of you but for somebody who at the standard and can hear that is a spectacular evidence of Macondo axioms righteousness and a great topology to follow.
 

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