When amplifying multi-channel speakers, receivers use a Low Pass Filter to process the low frequency signals for the subwoofer output. This causes a phase lag (a delay of around 5 milliseconds) between the main signal and low frequency signals. Pioneers Full Band Phase Control uses automatic measurements to correct group delay within the speaker units, significantly improving the sound without any extra operation. It also corrects the group delay between different speakers, aligning the timing of all speakers. Enjoy sound with smooth transitions from the low to the high range, while maintaining the full-frequency performance of multi-way speakers.
Pioneer AV Receivers - Full Band Phase Control
on Thursday, October 11, 2012
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When amplifying multi-channel speakers, receivers use a Low Pass Filter to process the low frequency signals for the subwoofer output. This causes a phase lag (a delay of around 5 milliseconds) between the main signal and low frequency signals. Pioneers Full Band Phase Control uses automatic measurements to correct group delay within the speaker units, significantly improving the sound without any extra operation. It also corrects the group delay between different speakers, aligning the timing of all speakers. Enjoy sound with smooth transitions from the low to the high range, while maintaining the full-frequency performance of multi-way speakers.
When amplifying multi-channel speakers, receivers use a Low Pass Filter to process the low frequency signals for the subwoofer output. This causes a phase lag (a delay of around 5 milliseconds) between the main signal and low frequency signals. Pioneers Full Band Phase Control uses automatic measurements to correct group delay within the speaker units, significantly improving the sound without any extra operation. It also corrects the group delay between different speakers, aligning the timing of all speakers. Enjoy sound with smooth transitions from the low to the high range, while maintaining the full-frequency performance of multi-way speakers.
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