In this video I propose a new test method for measuring intermodulation distortion. I compare two woofers in an effort to identify distinct differences in this measurement metric. I will publish more content on this subject to help bring IMD to light as having good objective/subjective correlation.
Full details can be found on my blog.
https://josephcrowe.com/blogs/news/eton-versus-dayton-12-woofer-comparison
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Troy Joseph Crowe is a small business located in Canada. He offers custom audio products such as wood horns and speaker cabinet design. He provides services to either individuals, small businesses, or start-ups. All of His designs are available for personal use in the form of 3D CAD files or CNC G-Code. If using for commercial use then licensing may be required for certain technologies. Joseph Crowe has a background in Mechanical Engineering Technology with extensive experience in both the Audio Industry and the Automotive Industry. All design work is done using SolidWorks 3D CAD modeling software. His focus is on audiophile two-channel music systems for the most accurate sound reproduction. Joseph Crowe follows a very methodical design process. Using acoustical and electrical measurement, along with various computer simulations, he can achieve designs that meet or exceed the original performance
