UKRuss wrote:It's a genetic thing. Canadians actually explode at 97db so you can understand their concern.
True, true. But they are ever so polite when doing so...
UKRuss wrote:It's a genetic thing. Canadians actually explode at 97db so you can understand their concern.
Totally and utterly correct.b0unce wrote:I for one am absolutely SICK of all these fringe festivals making a dog's dinner out of the overall sound. Every area competes for volume, leading to bass bleeds everywhere - sounding muddy & boomy unless your pressed right up against a scoop on the front row, and every room sounds shit as a result...... Sound proofing or lower volumes FTW.
the cycle of (night)life...Johnisfaster wrote:so there was this great little bar that did shows for years and years. right next door this big building gets built with expensive lofts for sale. people start buying up the lofts next to the loud little bar that was already there. people then complain to the authorities about the loud little bar THAT WAS THERE FIRST. bar has legal battles that are costly, in the end they put up a sound dampening blanket at the front door and can only have quieter acts play.
bull f***ing shit if you ask me.
the world makes me very angry sometimes.
yeah, put people out of their homes so you can use the space one night a week.Johnisfaster wrote:so there was this great little bar that did shows for years and years. right next door this big building gets built with expensive lofts for sale. people start buying up the lofts next to the loud little bar that was already there. people then complain to the authorities about the loud little bar THAT WAS THERE FIRST. bar has legal battles that are costly, in the end they put up a sound dampening blanket at the front door and can only have quieter acts play.
bull f***ing shit if you ask me.
the world makes me very angry sometimes.
distortion doesn't matter in SPL readings.Jarvisimon wrote:it doesn't really go into sound quality i.e. distortion is more likely to make listening more uncomfortable than a clearly reproduced signal.
no, but much louder signals can be listened to with relative comfort.Tone Deft wrote:distortion doesn't matter in SPL readings.
How about:Tone Deft wrote:not exactly.
~6dB is a doubling of power, not 12db.
20 * log(2) = 6.02dB.
147dB is the threshold of pain, where are you getting this BS?
it's the other way, right?Nogi wrote:How about:Tone Deft wrote:not exactly.
~6dB is a doubling of power, not 12db.
20 * log(2) = 6.02dB.
147dB is the threshold of pain, where are you getting this BS?
~3dB for double the power.
~6dB for double the amplitude. (say, Voltage)