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Re: Cool link Wayne, and esp one para [message #18406 is a reply to message #18404] Thu, 12 January 2006 10:49 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
hurdy_gurdyman is currently offline  hurdy_gurdyman
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It's interesting to note that even loudspeaker manufacturers can't get every driver of a certain model to sound and measure exactly alike. Small differences in things like suspension and cone thickness cumulate to make variations in T/S parameters like fs and Qts. I've read of some people who measure fs of a given driver to be off as much as +/- 10 dB. It's just very hard to get a vibrating surface to perform exactly like another. That's why it's usually recommended to measure each driver individually before designing a given enclosure.

Dave

 
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