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Re: Pi 4 with midhorn [message #50112 is a reply to message #50111]

Sun, 01 October 2006 11:24

Wayne Parham
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At low bass frequencies, wavelengths are tens of feet long. So boundary reinforcement occurs even if the woofer is a couple feet away. Movement of a few inches or even a foot doesn't matter at all at very low frequency. When you get into the midrange and treble frequencies, that's a different story. At higher frequncies, inches matter.

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