Handbook for Sound Engineers

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data for individual components creates the basis for
another step toward resolving apparent problems on the
software side. It allows including system configurabil-
ity, both electronic and mechanical.

Filter settings of active and passive loudspeakers can

now be taken into account in a straightforward way. We

can describe the complex radiation function more

precisely by including the electronic input into

Figure 35-30. Comparison of measurement and prediction
for the HF-HF configuration of two two-way loudspeakers.

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Figure 35-31. Comparison of measurement and prediction

for the LF-LF configuration of two two-way loudspeakers.

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