260 absoloute delay in to out
blochline
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I currently use the 260 for the mid-woofer to high section and have a sub that runs through a different setup. The sub and mid-woofer to high speakers are at different locations and I would like to time align them to each other.
Therefore my question is does anyone know what the input to output delay is for the 260 when all of the delay settings are zero?
I expect the delay may vary depending on how many processing modules are in use but any idea of what that range may be would be appreciated.
Therefore my question is does anyone know what the input to output delay is for the 260 when all of the delay settings are zero?
I expect the delay may vary depending on how many processing modules are in use but any idea of what that range may be would be appreciated.
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Why not follow the alignment procedure I specified in the READ ME FIRST BEFORE POSTING?
Reverse the polarity of one of the drivers (horn or lo mid) overlap the crossover point a bit, play a tone @ the crossover point and sweep the delay till the greatest NULL is achieved... that is your delay factor...
Aux fed subs then?
Gadget
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Gadget
I have done some preliminary delay measurements and the offset appeared much larger than I expected but I was also fighting some room modes depending on the mic location. Using single tone sweeps and MLS both had some variance so this was my attempt to see if anyone had some estimates that I could crosscheck against.
I am using a LR24 and based on what your provided the offset would be signficant ~ 2.5m. This would claim my latest measurements may be ok.
A few years ago no one wanted to admit to the latency... of late industry luminaries have been coming forth with their findings and even the \"big boys\" XTA and the like have 5-8 ms of delay through the devices...
Gadget