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On this page you'll find background information that touches on some of the issues that define Harbeth. We've tried to cover Harbeth as a company, our design approach and some of the influences on us and our designer. New items are added from time to time. |
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An overview of the decision tree facing the designer when contemplating a new model. |
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Impedance compensation and correction circuits in crossover design. |
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Pt.1 The patenting of polypropylene cones |
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... and how easily you can be fooled. |
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Surprising how many functions are simultaneously enacted by the crossover? |
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This chapter is of critical importance. It explains what characteristics to listen out for. |
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When the basic frequency response is flat in-room then listening to music can begin |
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After simulation, build the crossover network and measure the response |
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This is a screen-cam video of designer Alan Shaw laying out the PCB. |
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Pt.2 Harbeth's pioneering RADIAL? cone material |
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Another duty for the designer ... |
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Recorded in 1958, our tribute to this landmark in stereo sound |
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A Harbeth-made high quality speech recording |
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The proper way to A-B compare speakers |
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Technical analysis of the sound of baby Great Tits |
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