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Re: So you are saying [message #17603 is a reply to message #17598] Mon, 28 February 2005 11:36 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Earl Geddes is currently offline  Earl Geddes
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First I ballpark the design by calculating what a 15" piston directivity would be and what a waveguide should be to match at 90°. Then I set up the system and measure the complete polar response of both drivers in the actual enclosure. Finally a crossover is designed and optimized with a computer program that I wrote to give the flatest response over all angles in the forward 90° arc, with a slight preference for 22.5° (the direct angle).

Finally, of course, the crossovers and systems are tested at all polar angles (these results are shown on my web site). I have never seen a situation where the measurements and computer predictions were not the same, so this last step is a simple confirmation.


 
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