Earl Geddes on Software Assisted Audio System Design

[@thunderpooch]

Loved this! But I'd like to see more designs and tweeters that aren't compression drivers.

[@MatthewLong8]

Thanks for posting!

[@hx3r1]

Thanks for this video,very interesting

[@dl6519]

Why is the 12" Abbey's DI higher than the 15" Summa's DI at low frequencies? (Starting at 23:26, continuing for the next forty seconds or so.)

[@SamiyuruSenarathna]

I am very interested in your videos. Lot of things to learn. Thanks for posting them. Does SMWTMS have a website?

[@SMWTMS]

djcarlst.provide.net/smwtms.htm

[@djbadandy1]

thank you!

[@eug3nius]

good presentation

[@dedskin1]

which behringer is mentioned in the video , can anyone tell ?

[@robmanueb.]

Can anyone tell me which model Behringer monitor they mention? I heard 31 but they have three or four models in that range.

[@IamDoge]

B2031 Truth, they question if that's it later in the video and the speaker replies saying it's the Truth, look it up it's only $200.

[@milsdrewbulch]

I'd suggest that the reason nobody is sending you their data is that the programs do not work. I tried and they simply don't install.

[@SMWTMS]

The software app cannot be “installed” locally, it will only run as a web app. If you try to “download” it and “install” it, it won’t work.

[@IliyaOsnovikov]

What's Earl Geddes website?

[@SMWTMS]

www.gedlee.com/

[@IliyaOsnovikov]

@@SMWTMS Thanks!

[@83cat]

What is DI???

[@abescheele]

Felix Phang DI stands for directivity Index. Put simply a speakers DI refers to how much sound will be directed towards a specific area compared to the rest of the sound emanating from the source. Using the analogy of light a household bulb may emit the same total of light as a flashlight. The Flashlight however has a higher directivity therefor it emits more light in one direction. The narrower the beam the higher the directivity.

[@83cat]

+Abe Scheele Thanks for clarify Abe.