Posted by Martin Goedeke [ 198.54.202.218 ] on June 07, 2005 at 08:50:57:
In Reply to: Re: Compressiondrivers in general posted by Earl Geddes on June 07, 2005 at 08:25:34:
Interresting. The lowest crossover would be determined by power handling and diaphragm Vd then I presume.
So one gets 1.4"-2" drivers that have a nearly planar wavefront or correctly curved wavefront at the throat to enter into a (presumably, or at least in one direction) narrow dispersion horn. Any suggestions as to suitable drivers? (The BMS 4550 is known to be a very, very efficient driver that can be crossed very low for instance and outperforms for eg the B&C DE700 acording to some German designers but you have commented in response to Tom Danley somewhere that they don't strike you as suitable)
3 large format compression drivers per cabinett would be some very narrow dispersion waveguide like in a line-array presumably?
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