Recent content by canard

It's the sum of the two technologies... (but for our "audio" uses...we need effective common-mode filters) But I only pointed it out...not here to "discuss" these topics...

It's a very specific industrial cable in its design and manufacture...for use in " highly polluted" or sensitive environments...eupen didn't wait for the "audiophile topic" to be realized. I simply mentioned its existence...and that it had already been repurposed years ago , early 2000s, for...

The unspoken issue... which is more concerning given the higher price... is its short lifespan... originally, the brand's replacement program offset this... but what about now? (A cruel friend points them out as being mainly intended for use as magnets on the fridge....:oops::p)

The overall approach remains the same... including the cantilever/conical diamond aspect The first appeal of the DL103 was its low price for a MC and the tolerance of the conical (but this needs to be put into perspective as it has a very limited lifespan). When you're playing around with moving...

Re-bodying, either of a DL103, or a DL103R ( copper 6n)... But twice...conical

Like your idée.. For simplicity, we could suggest removing all digital outputs because... an internal DAC, which is unquestionable in the ASR style... Sinad at 1kHz etc. "Top"... ;-))

There's already an "isolated" digital output... but we don't even know if Wiim will ever make a mini "mk2"... On the other hand, and this has always surprised me that it wasn't present in the first version... a feature that wasn't there.... like on the old 2014 Chromecast Audio, could be the...

What is the real benefit for our audio use and our very low bandwidth requirements?

I didn't say that... Say you can use the 0-degree "cal" at 90degree in the bass, room correction use..with yours measurements microphones... Example... with the small dayton usb

In futur, a group purchase in the case of their most expensive products small dayton+wiim "in the box"? ;-)

Small ps: It's very easy to view -observe your cal files in REW. ;-)

Perhaps you should check out the minidsp forum for active speaker filtering. Your considerations etc. will, I think, find much more meaning there. Here, more modestly, Wiim is working on producing an interesting, consumer-grade room treatment; and maybe one day FIR processing will become so...

example: Here's a typical 90-degree response from a high-performance omni measurement microphone, normally very linear up to 30 kHz... just indicative... ;-) (But I think I've already posted it here...) Responses above 1 kHz are not relevant to our corrections... not a topic But Umik offers 0...

In low-frequency use, there will be no impact " for cal "between 0 and 90 degrees...rest assured. You can use cal at 0 in 90degres if <300hz ;-)

No. Here, a omnidirectional microphone (are used at a point considered for listening....roomcorrection)