"Kilo" is a prefix meaning thousand. Sixteen thousand thousand is sixteen million. We don't hear in the megahertz (millions of cycles) range.If not what do i have ? Either channel goes from 32 to 16,000 kHz . Please let me know what i am missing .
The concept.If not what do i have ? Either channel goes from 32 to 16,000 kHz . Please let me know what i am missing .
Yes that is correct with 2 more spread to the back and sideNo.
Is the system in question the one pictured where the speakers appear to be three feet apart and on top of a table?
Please help me understand what concept i do not understand! I am here to learn from all the YODA,s on this site. LEARN YOU MUST YOUNG JEDI, LOLThe concept.
Note that the kilo prefix is only used with the upper five. If they didn't care about space, the display would look like this:I must be missing something
You'll get better results by putting them on floor based stands and greatly spacing them apart and away from the gear which is causing diffraction. That alone may eliminate the table induced resonance causing your problem.Yes that is correct with 2 more spread to the back and side.
Thanks for that. But is it not that say the 4k denotes 4k= 4,000 kHzNote that the kilo prefix is only used with the upper five. If they didn't care about space, the display would look like this:
32--64--125--250-1000-2000-4000-8000-16000
You'll get better results by putting them on floor based stands and greatly spacing them apart and away from the gear which is causing diffraction. That alone may eliminate the table induced resonance causing your problem.
Thanks for that. But is it not that say the 4k denotes 4k= 4,000 kHz
I think im hearing to much of it that is why it is turned down.
Yeppers that is what i take on it. But one post said 16k kHz does not exist but it is a true frequency.
I think im hearing to much of it that is why it is turned down.how u hearing 500KHZ?
Yeppers that is what i take on it. But one post said 16k kHz does not exist but it is a true frequency. Thanks for chiming in though great stuffHey, has anyone pointed out that it's 500 hz yet? ;-}
(We're like dogs with a frisbie ... we just won't ... let ... go ...)
I think im hearing to much of it that is why it is turned down.
Most certainly not!Thanks for that. But is it not that say the 4k denotes 4k= 4,000 kHz
It is starting to, maybe this will help me out then what does the k denote after the 1 , 2, 4 ,8, or 16 1k 2k 4k 8k 16k i would think it denotes k= thousand so 8k would be 8,000Most certainly not!
Ever listen to an AM radio? It's broadcast range is from 535 kHz to 1605 khz - far, far above what any human or bat can detect. 4000 khz is found in the amateur radio (HAM) bandwidth capable of transmission across the planet.
Does this make sense?
Those imojies [sp] are not helping me at all
Think of them being like the red marks your math teachers used to decorate your test papers with, they were used to help you too.Those imojies [sp] are not helping me at all