ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO

Posted by TV [IP: 205.188.193.26] on August 10, 1999 at 02:54:53
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In Reply to: ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO posted by SMR [WizOp] August 10, 1999 at 00:00:26

I said...

::: Yes, and using a 10%thd limit, it provides a whopping 80dBs at 25hz.(2m/corner loaded). So....putting this feeble performance in perspective for everyone....it would take....about 60(sixty) titans to reach reference level DD/DTS film levels in a typical room.:::

Stuart sez...

:::THX reference level for a Dolby Digital movie's LFE is 115dB, so if you consider that each additional driver, receiving the same signal increases total SPL by 3dB, it would take just over 11 additional drivers based on your 80dB figure. Your calculations are a little off base.:::

Uh,...no.

For every doubleing of the driver/amp...you gain(approx) 6dB(in theory).

1=80
2=86
4=92
8=98
16=104
32=110
64=116.

Of course this assumes all corner loaded units, with optimal coupleing effect...impossibilities in the real world....so you'd probably need over a hundred titans in reality.

TV

Follow Ups:

• ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - SMR [WizOp] 14:54:27 08/10/99 (11)
  • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - Deon Bearden 00:42:19 08/13/99 (0)
  • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - TV 02:31:36 08/11/99 (7)
    • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - SMR [WizOp] 20:53:05 08/11/99 (6)
      • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - Bob McKinnon 21:46:40 08/15/99 (3)
        • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - SMR [WizOp] 00:35:41 08/16/99 (2)
          • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - TV 02:07:25 08/16/99 (0)
          • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - TV 02:01:24 08/16/99 (0)
      • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - TV 00:12:34 08/12/99 (1)
        • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - Bob McKinnon 21:34:44 08/15/99 (0)
  • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - Bob McKinnon 15:22:28 08/10/99 (1)
    • ACI Titan V.S HSU-TN1225HO - TV 02:03:47 08/11/99 (0)

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