Originally Posted by
vintagesteve
Just a thought, and I'm not trying to throw a spanner in the works, if you're placing the tweeters down on carpet (i've not seen the carpet, thickness etc) then there's a possibility that subsequent tweeters placed for testing may be tilted slightly in comparison, a carpet not being a stable, repeatable support. This off axis effect would adversely affect the level of signals received by the mic, giving rise to a false comparison. You may have taken this into account of course with how the tweeter is 'placed' on the carpet.
Originally Posted by
Lawrence001
Very good point if you're rounding to 0.5db could make all the difference.
That is a good point, but I did try to get each one as levelled as possible to ensure consistency. I suppose a shift of a couple of degrees could affect the response by a few tenths of a dB, but most of the differences between the units I measured were of the order of a few dBs not tenths.
It wasn't so much the variations in overall output level that surprised me (these could easily be balanced with a resistor), but that some of the units had significant dips in their response. Luckily the two units I paired up as the best match for each other also happen to have the most linear response of all the units I tested.
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