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The Point I was making is tehr balancing act [message #23517 is a reply to message #23514] Wed, 07 March 2007 13:27 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Marlboro
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The point I was making, perhaps badly, was that to use too large a mid woofer limits your possible choies of tweeters.

Basically you have a much more limited choice of qulaity tweeters. With domes you have to use dayton and a very small others of the 3/4 inch size, and then you have to use a smaller midrange, usually not bigger than 5 inch. With planars and ribbons you have more choice, but if you use a 6.5 or 7 inch woofer, you already know that you will have a limited number of tweeters that go low enough without using 8 db/octave crossovers, that you use.

ITS all a balancing act with line arrays due to the comb filter distortion issues.

Marlboro

 
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