【 Weak current College 】 audio equipment commonly used terminology---Power By 【 China power house network 】

1. the fullness (full) refers to the fundamental relative strength in harmonic. Low-frequency response has been good, although not necessarily, but 100Hz to 300Hz frequency range, with a sufficient level. Male in the vicinity of adequate 125Hz; and girls and violins in the vicinity is quite sufficient 250Hz; saxophone in a section of the 400Hz 250Hz is sufficient. Antonyms for "thin" (thin).
2. the fudge (muffled) refers to a sound that is not transparent. Because high frequency weak or if high segment of the weak.

3. after move (laid-back) means when you listen to music to make people feel relaxed and happy. Listener harmony between some spacing. After the move-performance let people seem to be sitting in the Office of the performance behind rows of feeling. Instead the word "push" (forward) and "directly interested" (immediate).

4. phantom sound like (phantomimage) refers to the two speakers create between the apparent sound source.

5. the opacity (dull) refers to the lack of high energy.

6. the opacity (muddy) refers to is not clear, because of the harmonic time response of weak, and there is a variation of intermodulation distortion.

7. sharp spines (brittle) is used for making musical instruments sound sounds harsh intermediate frequency or high frequency acoustic acoustic characteristics.

8. the buffer (buffer) refers to audio or circuit level be separated circuits. Preamplifier is the sound source and power amplifier with buffered between because preamplifier for sources reduces the burden of promoting power amplifier.

9. resolution (analytical) refers to the audio equipment to grilling the reproduction of sound recordings in every detail, but used the wrong way, this kind of analysis is very lack of musical taste.

10. resolve force (resolution) refers to the audio equipment is capable of reproduction of the low level of quality of music information.

11. resonance (resonance) also called resonance. Means the amplitude is proportional with the motivation is not the type of vibration. At a certain frequency vibration of small bells that is resonant example, their tone is Bell's resonant frequency.

12. the reverb (reverberation) means the acoustic space in a dense sound reflection, the more its margins to super low but is increasing over time. After the stop sound sources for indoor sound is reverberation.

13. the reverberation time (reverberationtime) means indoors voice of amplitude decrease 60dB takes, RT60 said.

14. Compact (tight) means to release bass has been able to receive good control, neither slow nor smearing.

15. the timbre (timbre) refers to the sound of a physical characteristics. Any music or the music tone, will to a large extent by the harmonic structure of sound waves.

16. harsh (tizzy) means the treble high segment too much sounds like appear rough and bring some particles.

17. inside (toe-in) means placing speakers, Jean speakers slightly tilt angle, so that the sound front panel on listener instead of flat display.

18. particle (grainy) is used to represent the instrumental or vocal timbre rough levels of acoustics terminology. A bit like those particle in the picture. The music sounds like is divided into many small pieces instead of continuous and is no longer clear or transparent. Department for a harmonic distortion or intermodulation distortion. Early analog/digital (A/D) converter and now some of the poor design of A/D converters will have this problem. Powder put it better than the particle.

19. hazy (veiled) means the replay music and listen to some vague and ambiguous. Compare "permeability" (transparent).

20. bright (bright) refers to highlight the high frequency band 4kHz-8kHz, harmonic relatively stronger than fundamental. Bright itself does nothing, live performances in the concert are bright sounds, the problem is so bright to master, too bright (or even whistle) is annoying.

21. fuzzy (opaque) means shining furrow in a cloud of sound field in some vague or too heavy. Compare and contrast the "permeability" (transparent).

22. is high (uptilted) means the treble to bass shortage.

23. balance (balance) means the audio spectrum, high and low segment on the relative loudness between the existence of objective relations; also referred to as two-channel stereo left and right channel signal same (balance).

24. flat (flat) for speaker, it means to be able to accurately reproducing the input audio signal from the speakers. Called in response to the flat speaker is due to the frequency response curve is flat. The other is not embossed on the flat to describe lack depth in sound field.

25. underdamped (underdamped) means the speaker signal stop in when driven bass unit after the cone continues to move in.

26. light (crisp) means the treble simply crisp.

27. the freshness (lightweight) music playback time bass lacks.

28. is the water (liquid) is used to indicate no whistling of that kind of music replay of acoustics terminology. Usually refers to the frequency. Crystal says replay music tone without distortion.

29. positioning (localization) refers to the judgment and the ability to determine the sound direction.

30. thin (lean) is used to describe the replay music, shortLittle bass in terminology. The same term is "thin" thin) and "light" (lightweight) and "underdamped" (underdamped, used for the speakers), but there is a "heavier" antonyms (weighty) and "fullness" (full) and "overweight" (heavy).

31. clear (articulate) means that audio equipment can clearly distinguish the tone acoustics terminology.

32. soft (gentle) refers to the high and medium high segment of the harmonic has not been enhanced and even the weakened. Antonym "spiked" (the edge).

33. particle (grainy) is used to represent the instrumental or vocal timbre rough levels of acoustics terminology. A bit like those particle in the picture. The music sounds like is divided into many small pieces instead of continuous and is no longer clear or transparent. Department for a harmonic distortion or intermodulation distortion. Early analog/digital (A/D) converter and now some of the poor design of A/D converters will have this problem. Powder put it better than the particle.

34. vivid (vivid) means replay music are clearly audible. However, if too vivid will be resolved by the taste and smell of missing some music.

35. hard (hard) usually refers to the medium high 3kHz paragraph too much and having the sounds become acute.

36. spiked (harsh) means-if too many high segment. In the frequency response of 2kHz to peak value between 6kHz or digital voice recorder in the low-pass filter for excessive phase displacement.

37. acoustic colouring (coloration) refers to the audio system, an audio equipment arising out of the sound changes. Dyeing of speakers in the audio cannot be accurately to evolve and to the speaker of the acoustic signal. For example, audio speaker can be dyed to evolve too much bass and treble are lacking.

38. the sound image positioning (imagespecificity) refers to the instrument or the human voice sound like to accurately positioning even can clearly determine the characteristics of the sound field.

39. audio-visual (imaging) means replay music, can listen out of various musical instruments and different voices in the space of the location of that kind of feeling.

40. the direct sense (immediate) when the performance is directly interested in music, the sounds will be lively and sound like forward. In contrast, after the "move" (laid-back).

41. surround sensation (envelopment) means listening to music with a sense of music around the siege. For example, in the multiple-channel surround systems to listen to music.

42. pressing sense (aggressive) is used to represent the image to music thrown in front of the listener that forward-performances of acoustics terminology.

43. are air (air) is used to represent the treble of the sound field broad, or in between in musical space interval of acoustics terminology. At this point, high-frequency response may be extended to 15kHz-20kHz. Antonym "gray (dull)" and "thick (thick)".

44. harsh (etched) means an annoying too prominent transient music information and experiencing it too bright sound.

45. extension (extension) refers to the audio equipment in the replay music can to produce the highest frequency or the minimum frequency.

46. bass (bass) means the audio sound low section, usually less than 500Hz (another said it means less than 160Hz).

47. the low-frequency extension (bassextension) refers to the audio equipment can replay the minimum frequency. System used to determine when a replay bass sound system or speakers can dive into what level of scale. For example, small subwoofer for low-frequency extension can to 40Hz, while large subwoofer you can dive into 16Hz.

48. dynamic compression (dynamiccompression) refers to the speaker in pronunciation unit of that kind when driving signal increases sound output only a small increase in the phenomenon.

49. the dynamic range (dynamicrange) refers to the signals of the strongest part of the weak parts of level difference between. For audio equipment, dynamic range says equipment on the strength of signal processing capabilities into account. Another video signal is used to refer to black and white, the brightness level gap between.

50. the dynamic range compression (dynamicrangecompressor) refers in some fitted with Dolby Digital (DD) decoding capabilities of the receiver and preamplifiers in a circuit. Lines are used to reduce the volume of the peak and increase the volume of the sound with low level. The night in order not to affect the rest of the neighbors or family members, you can use dynamic range compression for listening to music and watch a movie. At this point for the low level of sound, will still be clearly audible.

51. waving (blanketed) refers to the treble, especially like the speaker front suspension as a blanket and the sound-absorbing materials to absorb very empty.

52. the weak (bleached) used to indicate that those with a special focus on high-harmonic and instrumental music is not great attention and low harmonic and fundamental frequency of the sound equipment of vocal characteristics of acoustics terminology. Pale voice sounds will appear too light, thin and lack of warmth.

53. air feeling (bloom) is used to represent the sound of the musical instruments like air wrapping around the acoustics terminology.

54. the sound of Thunder (bloomy) means around bass 125Hz overweight, especially in quite a wide frequency range. Due to the low-frequency or low frequency resonance damping isn't enough.

55-More than transient (transient) means short and there are explosive sound, timpani voice is music transient example. Typically, these transient sound is difficult to accurately reproduce.

56. transient response (transientresponse) refers to the audio equipment to accurately reproduce the transient changes in music.

57. the hiss (sibilance) means a song or language with the sound of s and sh. Because of the frequency response to 10kHz 6kHz inner with elevation.

58. the slender (silky) used to indicate that no hard or shiny baritone or treble acoustics terminology.

59. loose (soft) for audio, the extremely close and not ill open, high-frequency response, slightly gray.

60. the sound field (soundstage) refers to the front of the listener or surrounding the three-dimensional sense of space.

61. permeability (transparent) is used to represent the audio equipment or sound system only a very low level of acoustic acoustic colouring. In the sound field, a space of sound clear and not obscure.

62. the treble (treble) typically refers to the frequency from 3kHz to a section of the high-frequency 20kHz, but some people think it should be more than a 1.3kHz.

63. warm (warm) means good, low-frequency bass, fundamental contrast harmonic wealth, not thin; bass or baritone. Another also has a good sense of space. Low band have obvious reverberation. See the "rich" (rich) and "sleek" (round).

64. drone sound (nasal) is used to represent the voice sounds kind of extrusion of intermediate frequency acoustic colouring (especially for speaker) of acoustics terminology. Because of the frequency response of a protruding 600Hz.

65. the NICAM (Nicam) refers to a sound and a CD of similar TV sound broadcast program.