10-Jun-2015, 13:29
Given we now know SAM profiles are apparently based on measured driver linear excursion rather than any actual measured sound or dB readings I'm curious if applying a SAM profile from a similarly-sized and configured speaker might respond favorably when adapted to an unSAM'd speaker using the identical driver? Intuitively I would think as long as speaker internal volume is similar and reflex or sealed configurations are adhered to they 'should' be very close. This could make non-SAM'd two-way bookshelf speakers relatively easy to adapt to an existing SAM profile. Least now I'm not afraid to try it. But I'm gonna need a L-O-T more SD Cards!
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