baza31
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Can someone explain SPL for me plz
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Richie
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lol one thing after another
SPL - Sound pressure levels
Basically how loud you car goes, higher db, louder the system.
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CRB 553
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u'll here people mention decibels (db), thats the pressure level reached inside a particular volume.....basically as austin said, higher = louder!
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Kris TD
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for every 3dB gain the loudness has doubled.
so 89 dB is twice 86 dB
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corb
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not so, its a sliding scale. At about 140dB, 3 dB increase is double in volume, but at 177dB, 0.2dB is double in volume. Understand?
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baza31
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thanks ppl
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Kris TD
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so its every 3 db upto which point?
as far as im aware and my course notes say every 3db it doubles.
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Kris TD
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but im only going on that, you probably know more than me, lol
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corb
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trying to find a graph at the moment. It is for this reason, new world records go up 0.1dB at a time. Its so hard to get that extra something from a sound system.
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Kris TD
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fair enough,
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Fear
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Isnt it true that above a certain db(maybe 140 i think i heard) you have to double the amount of power in the system to get like 1 more bd of some quite small gain anyway???
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corb
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thats wot i mean by it being on a sliding scale, like i said, at about 140dB, a 3dB increase is a double in volume or double in power. Beyond that, it starts getting a little more tricky.
Kris, couldnt find any graphs.
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corb
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like the end of this graph,sorta thing. understand??
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Kris TD
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ah i see, after 140, that makes sense, cheers for that, learn something every day
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Richie
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corb
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thats what ive been looking for, for about 2 hrs! Where did you find it?
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Richie
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http://www.anandtech.com/printarticle.html?i=1317
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corb
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how long did it take u to find that then?
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Richie
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lol bowt 15 mins
just typed in decibel curve or something on google
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corb
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git
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Richie
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corb
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u seen marks(corsasri16v) new install?
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Richie
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yup i av and the fcukin huge amp u getting....... git
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J da Silva
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quote: Originally posted by baza31
Can someone explain SPL for me plz
scottish premier league
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DaveC
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Exponential curve that is, takes alot of effort to get above 150db
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