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A matter of timing.
Last month, I looked at some of the effects that frequency response and frequency distortion have on sound quality.
Published February 2010
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A matter of frequency.
In Part 1 last month, I introduced the concept of sound quality and some of the potential components that are related to it.
Published January 2010
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Can we quantify it?
I do not know how many specifications have crossed my desk that said that the sound system or audio has to be of “high quality.â€
Published December 2009
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Now’s a good time to add to your expertise.
I have been meaning to raise the topic of audio
education for awhile.
Published November 2009
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The A, B and C of sound level measurement.
For more than 40 years, the “A†weighted sound level, or dBA, has been the universal measure for assessing sound levels. But why dBA?
Published October 2009
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Strategies for dealing with the building design team.
A young colleague of mine recently asked, “Why do architects hate good sound?â€
Published September 2009
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FCC actions leave wireless mics in limbo.
Traveling over to InfoComm, I enjoyed(?) a nine-hour flight. After awhile, boredom set in and, because it was the middle of the day, I didn’t particularly feel like sleeping
Published August 2009
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Polar balloons, Isobal plots and coverage plots
In Part 1 of this two-part review last month, I showed that there is more to loudspeaker coverage than beamwidth diagrams and directivity plots.
Published July 2009
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Bringing audio in retail environments into focus.
As retail marketing evolves and becomes increasingly competitive, marketers continue to search for new ways to capture and guide the attention of their customers.
Published July 2009
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