Eight cardinal points in loudspeakers for sound reproduction
Paul W. Klipsch
Abstract
Paul W. Klipsch
Abstract
Good audio sound quality in stereophonic reproduction may be summarized in the "eight cardinal points of loudspeakers," which are: 1) minimal distortion, 2) optimum size, 3) avoidance of rattles, 4) avoidance of shadows, 5) avoidance of cavities, 6) wide spacing, 7) proper number, and 8) toe-in.
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Good audio sound quality in stereophonic reproduction may be summarized in the "eight cardinal points of loudspeakers," which are: 1) minimal distortion, 2) optimum size, 3) avoidance of rattles, 4) avoidance of shadows, 5) avoidance of cavities, 6) wide spacing, 7) proper number, and 8) toe-in.
Key concepts: Loudspeaker, Stereophonic sound, Sound quality, Sound recording and reproduction, Distortion (music), Acoustics, Reproduction, Sound (geography)