I was in a shop recently and they had a pair of LS50s on fairly low stands (didn't notice the make) which angled the speakers upwards quite markedly. Has anyone experimented or had any experience with such a set-up, not necessarily with the LS50s?
matthewpiano said:I think it has more to do with time alignment than necessarily aiming the tweeter at the right height.
cheeseboy said:think timing is the wrong word to use personally. The timing of the music doesn not change, it's more that there may be a infintiely miniscule delay, as davep pointed out.
Timing is 4/4 6/8 etc, and that will not change.
Daveperc said:cheeseboy said:think timing is the wrong word to use personally. The timing of the music doesn not change, it's more that there may be a infintiely miniscule delay, as davep pointed out.
Timing is 4/4 6/8 etc, and that will not change.
I agree that timing is probably a loose term - but it isn't 4/4 etc - that the Time Signature. The tempo of the music is measured in beats per minute (BPM) and a piece of music can be in any time signature, for a given BPM etc.
Timing is usually used to refer to how accurately the musicians or singer follows the Tempo - for example many singers will be slightly off the beat deliberately to emphasise a mood. Some bands have a very loose sound, others like for example Dire Straits, were recognised for their "tight" sound - ie everyone exactly on the beat.
The delays from each element may be miniscule - but they are what gives the music its different character
Dave