
NINaudio
Audioholic Samurai
I am getting a growing feedback here and on other forums also when I show this Frequency Diagram to them, they are saying whoever gave you this links or reference to these links did not have even an slightest idea what kind of Parameters are required to Judge a Lower Frequency Response of a speaker. So this is not correct data that you referred me to with these links.
Hey, hey, don't go blaming me here. You haven't done an ounce of your own digging to find out the information you're looking for, nor do you want to learn how to read frequency response graphs saying the article I posted that might help you do so is "too geeky". I have tried to help you and give you sources that you can learn from. I don't know why you feel like I'm misleading you or that I'm wrong. You chose those two graphs yourself. You're welcome to go look for other measurements of the homepod. I have, in fact, supplied you with a few more here as well. Where is the feedback you're getting from here saying that I'm misleading you?This is some of the feedback I got from others when I showed them the Graph which @NINaudio refered me to, which was wrong. I dont know how and why he tried to mislead me. When he himself did not know what the correct information was.
Here is one with an absolute dB scale for the homepod from the same article I linked you to earlier:
https://www.rtings.com/speaker/0-8/graph#1719/4559
Here are a few more sources who measured the FR of the homepod, again, showing that output drops below 65 Hz (especially at elevated playing levels):
https://www.fastcompany.com/40530628/apple-homepod-frequency-response-flat-sound
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/spinorama-measurements-of-the-apple-homepod.7417/
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