Add L’acoustics Syva and Soka

[MarioP7]

L’acoustics has some serious offerings that they use for home theater I’m not seeing here. One is the Syva, the other is Soka. Any chance of adding them?

They have the full specs available under “downloads”

https://www.l-acoustics.com/products/syva/

https://www.l-acoustics.com/products/soka/

[pierreaubert]

Yes!

PR

[MarioP7]

Saw that they were added!!! If possible, I have one more request. The vertical SPL graph only shows off axis above the speaker, not below, which shows the dramatic drop in spl in the vertical plane when going above the speaker. Can you show a graph that shows below the speaker? The speaker was designed for the listeners to be either on axis on the vertical plan or slightly below it with a nominal directivity of +5 degrees and -21 degrees for the vertical plane.

[pierreaubert]

hello, if you click in the graph you go to the interactive version: https://www.spinorama.org/speakers/L-Acoustics%20SYVA/L-Acoustics/vendor/SPL%20Vertical.html here you can select in the legend the one you want to see by clicking on them. Does that help?

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[MarioP7]

Yes it does! Didn't realize I could do that! Result is a bit disappointing, looks as though unless you're directly on axis vertically, you're not going to be getting linear sound.