Cheers, guys! Some interesting thoughts there.
Obviously bass response will depend on the woofer's excursion (among other things), so what SAM's doing is increasing bass response by extending woofer excursion by as much as is safe for any given speaker. So other things being equal, the most noticeable SAM improvement will come with relatively small long-throw woofers: step forward PHANTOM!
Yes, "predictively in real time" satisfies my pedantry!
Obviously bass response will depend on the woofer's excursion (among other things), so what SAM's doing is increasing bass response by extending woofer excursion by as much as is safe for any given speaker. So other things being equal, the most noticeable SAM improvement will come with relatively small long-throw woofers: step forward PHANTOM!
(08-Mar-2015, 13:08)Confused Wrote:(08-Mar-2015, 12:54)Jwg1749 Wrote: What you describe above is what I was getting at when I said SAM worked "predictively", i.e. based on the speaker modelling in the labs, SAM predicts the cone excursion. To me that's not what "in real time" means, but perhaps I'm just being a bit pedantic about the phrase "in real time".
I guess SAM is working predictively in real time? Plus in my book, there is absolutely nothing wrong with being pedantic!
Yes, "predictively in real time" satisfies my pedantry!
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