Audio Myth - "Damping Factor Isn't Much of a Factor"
Myth - "Damping Factor Isn't Much of a Factor" Myth - "A Damping Factor of 10 is High Enough" Myth - "All Amplifiers Have a High-Enough Damping Fac...
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Rules of Thumb for Music and Audio
As an engineer I like to use "rules of thumb" to make quick estimates that help to explain the physical world around me. These rules of thumb are e...
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Balanced vs. Unbalanced Analog Interfaces
If you look at the back of any Benchmark product, you will find balanced XLR analog-audio connectors. As a convenience, we also provide unbalanced ...
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Interpreting THD Measurements - Think dB not Percent!
Distortion measurements (THD, THD+N and IMD) are traditionally expressed in terms of percent. But what do 1%, 0.1%, 0.01% or 0.001% mean in terms o...
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Speaker Sensitivity and Amplifier Power
Speaker sensitivity is a measure of how loud a speaker will play at a given input power or at a given input voltage. Sensitivity is normally measur...
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Audio Myths - The Ultimate "Myth Buster" Video - Monty Montgomery, Xiph.Org
Digital Show & Tell, Monty Montgomery, Xiph.org Monty Montgomery takes us into the lab and uses a series of simple demonstrations to bust some...
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The Importance of Star-Quad Microphone Cable
Eliminate Magnetic Interference with Star-Quad Cable Studios, live sound venues and homes all have magnetic fields that can cause interference. Ma...
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High-Resolution Audio - Sample Rate
Sample Rate Digital recordings are now available in a variety of sample rates. The CD uses a 44.1 kHz sample rate, but high-resolution audio rec...
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High-Resolution Audio - Bit Depth
Bit Depth We now have 16-bit CDs and 24-bit high-resolution recordings available to us. What are the advantages of a 24-bit word length? Are 24-bi...
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