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What Is A 'Point Source'?
In physics, a point source is an energy source with negligible dimensions – a tiny, singular point in space where the energy emanates. In physics terms, a true point source speaker would be infinitely small with the ability to produce frequencies from 20Hz to 20kHz.
Large or Small? Setting Your AV Receiver for Your Speakers
The large or small setting is determined by how you intend to use your system and its configuration. A 'large' speaker is one that can reproduce the full audio spectrum: Theoretically from 20Hz to 20,000Hz, but in practice a speaker can be considered full range for music if it goes to 30Hz or so.
5 Tips for Positioning Your Speakers and Television
Setting up your speakers and television to work seamlessly with each other may seem a little complicated, but just a few simple calculations can help you build a system that goes way beyond the oridinary.
How To Calculate the Proper Height for Your Television
When designing that home theater you’ve always dreamed off, the first place you have to start is the placement of the television – everything starts there.
Solid State vs. Vacuum Tube Amps - A Quick Look At the Differences
The debate concerning the differences between solid state and vacuum tube amplifiers are as old as hi-fi itself (well maybe a little younger as solid state amps didn’t come into regular commercial use until middle of the 1960s).
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