Andre,
This is interesting: does this function average over the frequency response, or does it work for specific frequencies set beforehand?
I've done experiments with a voltmeter (like many before me) to measure crosstalk and noticed that, for a given azimuth position, the crosstalk can be completely different depending on the frequency: for example, if the azimuth position was adjusted as well as possible at 1KHz by measuring crosstalk (same method as the one given above), it would be off at 100 Hz, and also off at 8KHz--in fact the measurements were opposite at those extreme frequencies... I've used my ears ever since....
Joel
This is interesting: does this function average over the frequency response, or does it work for specific frequencies set beforehand?
I've done experiments with a voltmeter (like many before me) to measure crosstalk and noticed that, for a given azimuth position, the crosstalk can be completely different depending on the frequency: for example, if the azimuth position was adjusted as well as possible at 1KHz by measuring crosstalk (same method as the one given above), it would be off at 100 Hz, and also off at 8KHz--in fact the measurements were opposite at those extreme frequencies... I've used my ears ever since....
Joel