hobbes26

Talk about dithering and some other stuff

http://www.cadenzarecording.com/papers/

geolemon

Good article on imaging theorum:
http://diyaudiocorner.tripod.com/imaging.htm

My best effort at explaining phase relationships and their effects on audio:
http://www.betteraudio.com/geolemon/Phasing/Phasing.htm

Imaging is such an interesting topic, particularly since the acoustics involved are so complex, it's often regarded as a "just experiment with it" sort of thing.

Starterwiz

Nice...keep 'em commin'
chas

mugen1

Home audio, but interesting nonetheless. Also Canadian, which is always a bonus.

http://www.uhfmag.com/

The Audiophile Store is nice, too.

Finally, a web site that actually checks for spelling and grammatical errors!!

None of this ebonics.... hooked on phonics.... EFL <English as a First Language and still can't get it right>...... that's OK, Johnny, we know what you mean...... nonsense

[ April 17, 2005, 12:16 PM: Message edited by: mugen1 ]

hobbes26

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustics

Very good information on everything you wanted to know about acoustics at a beginner/intermediate level.

Wikipedia.org is an awesome site with info on almost everything...

Mattx

JL has some useful information http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/index.html

GrizZz

Good thread, thanks.

After glancing over one two of the sites, it raised a question:

My sub amp has a switch for the crossover... 12db slope or 24db slope. Both settings do sound different, but I've never been able to decide which is better, 12 or 24.

I read that a 12db slope matches some natural slope in cabin gains (or something like that). Theoretically, which is better, 12 or 24, for what kind of applications, and why?

Starterwiz

http://www.lalena.com/audio/electronics/rcl/
http://www.lalena.com/audio/calculator/lpad/