Tai sakai negroja subas mazam kambary :)


On 2014.11.17 22:45, CodeC wrote:
> kas aplink parasyta paskaityt jegu neuzteko, netgi sitos pastraipos
> nesupratai, nors ir pastini cia tai, kas as jau pries 5 metus skaiciau
> ir ne viena karta.
>
> p.s. tavo atmintis trumpa biski. nes dar pries siek tiek daugiau nei cia
> keletas temu isrutuliota, pats kryzium gulei pries didelius subus ir
> visiems maziukus kisai, nes dideli atseit negroja. o esme ta, kad su
> prisiuta galva sunkiai galvojasi, todel suprasti kuom skiriasi 15" subas
> nuo 8" "subo" REALYBEJE ir REALIOSE salygose - nesigauna net protingu
> pastraipu paskaicius.
>
> On 2014.11.17 22:04, Signalizacija wrote:
>> Tai kaip ten su negrojanciu subu
>> Va radau kazkur intike netycia
>>
>> One claim that is very popular is that you cannot reproduce bass in a
>> small space. While this is certainly true of soundwave propagation, it
>> is completely false if pressure mode is excited within the space. In
>> most rooms, there is a transition point between soundwave propagation
>> and pressure mode (sometimes referred to as 'Room Gain'). That low
>> frequencies can be reproduced in small spaces is clearly shown by
>> headphones and car subwoofer systems. Both of these rely on pressure
>> mode, and the low frequency -3dB point is defined by 'leakage' because
>> the space is not perfectly sealed. In a completely sealed environment,
>> bass reproduction is attainable right down to DC - not that this is
>> actually useful. Most subwoofers ultimately rely on pressure mode to
>> obtain the lowest frequencies in typical rooms, and it is notable that
>> vented systems in particular are unable to excite the pressure mode
>> properly in many rooms.
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>> On 2014.10.30 09:14, CodeC wrote:
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>>> mazam kambary subas negroja. ir jo ten nereikia.
>>>
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