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Re: So you are saying [message #17596 is a reply to message #17587] Mon, 28 February 2005 08:14 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
akhilesh is currently offline  akhilesh
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Earl,
Thanks, I think you did answer my question!
If the directovty of domes & cones goes down as frequency increases ( i am assuming that;s the case), then would it make sense to use cones for bass & midrange, but horns (are those wave guides?) for the higher frequencies?
Also, I was curious, how do your findings on directivty being preferable mesh with Floyd Toole's work in the 1980's, that omnidirectional sources are preferred. OR do I have the literature wrong?
-akhilesh

 
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