Myroklopädie specifications

Category : Lexicon

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All Myro loudspeakers are designed for precise behavior in the time domain. Like few other models on the market, they are thus able to reproduce impulses correctly and to preserve the temporal references in the music, which are important prerequisites for the authenticity of the reproduction. However, the concept of timeliness is difficult to define and is interpreted very generously by various manufacturers. The following descriptions show the background and technical solutions with which this goal is achieved at Myro .

"Occasionally people stumble upon a truth, but they straighten up and move on as if nothing had happened." Winston Churchill

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Preface

Why do you need timely loudspeakers?
- The nature of sounds
- The hearing person

The nature of sounds
The hearing person

What are time-correct loudspeakers?
- The acoustic centers of the chassis
- The transient response
- Are widebands optimal?
- Why are there no impulse-correct loudspeakers with high efficiency?

The acoustic centers of the chassis
The transient response
Are broadband bands optimal?
Why are there no impulse-correct loudspeakers with high efficiency?

Is it possible to measure sound?
- What do the jump response, group delay and phase response show?
- What are the advantages of oscilloscope measurement?
- Interpretation of step responses - Examples from measurement technology
- Consideration of transient distortions
- What do frequency responses say?