If anyone cares, this is the sigma studio programming boards:
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If anyone cares, this is the sigma studio programming boards:
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Finally set these speakers up in their place where the original plan was supposed to take them, my classroom. Now all the sound sounds like it is coming directly from that timer on the middle of the desk.
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Note, above two measurements are moving mic measurments. The below measurement is a single point in space, you can see the microphone tip in the first picture, that is the point. I am getting about a 5db average summation across the frequencies too.
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Beautiful, great job!
Thinking about getting this for my desktop. Did you happen to look at the Carmody S2000 as well? I'm unsure whether to stick with the smaller S2000 or get the C Note. I kinda like the plywood construction of the S2000.
I did not, my goal was to build the cheapest ones I could, and the c-note was it. I was looking at doing this project for an after school club prior to covid and wanted a cheap solution that allowed students to still basically build a speaker.