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Curious why 2-3" for down to 120Hz, as opposed to breaking you your array down into a few more cone sizes for more bands, like say, some 8" for low 100s of Hz,
by korethr 6y ago
Curious why 2-3" for down to 120Hz, as opposed to breaking you your array down into a few more cone sizes for more bands, like say, some 8" for low 100s of Hz, and a 3" for high 100s of Hz into low 1000s of Hz before the tweeters take over.
Or is your goal to minimize the complexity of the crossover network that would be needed to cleanly separate the the bands with minimal distortion and the "fun" of correctly lining up the physical phases of each of the different cones?
- bob1029 6y agoI was thinking more along lines of a passive crossover network that would be a pain to build. If the whole thing is digital with dedicated amps per band, going for as many as possible is going to be more ideal as you can just divide things up in DSP software and automate it to a large extent.