Pink Noise Power- or Voltage-Crest-Factor?Hello,
Thank you for questioning, this point seems to be still not clear to many, so I will post my anser also at MYSPHERE 3.1 "FAQ's":
Just let me know if there is something to clarify more.
- The power of 60mW RMS pink noise is related to the maximum excursion of the very soft driver membrane only and means continuous long term power. (Pink noise has a crest factor of 12).
- Whereas the thermal limit of the driver is 4 watts! So if you would use the driver as a tweeter, this would be the maximum power.
- So the maximum peak power is not limited to the electric power, it's just a limit by the excursion of 4mm peak/peak. But as it is designed very robust, you can overload it up to a level where you hear loud distortions, and the driver will not be damaged at all. (Different to a metal ribbon).
- To better understand: It's just if you would driver a bass speaker driver which is designed for a cavity, but you drive it without a cavity.
- DC current is no issue as MYSPHERE 3 has protection bipolar capacitors inside. But these caps are limited to 8 volts.
BR heinz
12 would be typical for Power I guess, with a Peak/RMS ratio of ca. 11dB = 0.7 W peak power related to the spec’s 0.06 W.
A Voltage Crest Factor of 12 would be quite high, almost 22 dB, or a peak power of 9.5 W.
Is it the same Pink Noise that is on the USB-stick?
It has about 11 dB Peak/RMS = Power Crest Factor of 12
One more question:
I read in a review the USB stick would contain an individual measurement file, “to ease replacement of a driver without sending to the manufacturer“:
https://www.lowbeats.de/test-lb-acoustics-mysphere-der-hover-ear-kopfhoerer/
scroll down to “Lieferumfang...” or search USB-Stick
This is either wrong information or the data are missing on mine.