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哈哈!你有讲过你不懂吗?你有详细看过人家的文章吗?冒冒然发表这样的内容不是误导人吗?
你所谓的权威机构居然连测试的超低音按钮的含义也不懂,连用户手册也没有!这样就是权威吗?大家都知道同一声压下每一个频率都要平顺才算好,你可以把这个说成爬升,你说你想我怎么说你呢?
你自己看看其他网友怎么发电邮询问和他们怎么回答的:
Re: M&K: MX350 MkII [ is a reply to message #177044 ] Mon, 28 November 2005 05:24 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Ken Wu
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Registered: February 2005
Location: Taiwan
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Quote from MX350 user maunal(pdf file):
page 8:
OPERATION OF THE "BASS EQ" SWITCH
This switch gives you two choices of subwoofer response in the deep bass region below about 30
Hz. For the flattest in-room frequency response, set the switch to the "THX" position. This position
also gives you the maximum output level, dynamic range, and headroom.
The "ANECHOIC" position produces flat anechoic response, which actually results in a rising
output below about 30 Hz. Its in-room output will increase as you go lower in frequency, due to a
phenomenon known as room gain. Room gain means that the bass produced by a subwoofer in a
room actually increases in amplitude at frequencies below 30 Hz, at a rate of about 12 dB per octave.
Our own measurements in a very wide variety of actual rooms have clearly documented this fact.
In the majority of cases, we strongly recommend using the "THX" position. This will give you the
most accurate (flat) response, along with maximum output and dynamic range. The "EXTENDED"
position is provided for measurements and for those who might prefer that acoustic characteristic.
According to the manual, shouldn't the BASS EQ switch for outdoor testing(without "room gain") of MX350 set on EXTENDED?
Or did I miss something here Confused
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Re: M&K: MX350 MkII [ is a reply to message #163456 ] Mon, 28 November 2005 08:02 Go to previous message
Godfather is currently online Godfather
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You're right Ken. Well done for spotting that. We didn't have the manual on hand and were under the impression that the 'THX' setting would give the flattest anechoic response. This explains the surprisingly steep roll-off. |
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