Full range drivers - any experiences?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Lowther, PAudio, Fostex, as advertised in the previous post. I've listened to some vintage german full range drivers (in huge enclosures, like 2m high) and while they sounded sweet,...

say we by random pick 10 different mid drivers (4" - 6½" that should > support 1-4KHz) and listen to them in only the that range 1000 - 4000Hz. >> Will a normal music lover recognise any major sound quality difference? IMO It depends. 4" drivers...

pick !! I downloaded an entire pkg. approx. 1 year ago from SIS, it was drivers and the the software. Unfortunately, I had the same problem that I experienced at Windows Update.... monitor *out of range*, bad problem!! The driver that is at Windows Update,...

above the mid range driver. X-freq 600Hz. Here is the idea... We put 1 woofer on front and 1 at the back of the box. Now the sub base sound (<150Hz) will remain 3db above the mid sinse subbase reflexts well. But, the Woofer (on the back) higher range...

Not IMO. The big reason why ESLs sound like ESLs, IMO, is the coherent nature of a single, full range driver and the lack of cabinet diffraction problems. Very few manufacturers have managed to get moving coil driver systems to deliver a coherent wave-front....

is running fullrange. Mounted coaxially is a grundig full range driver (about 3 1/2") with a little felt behind it. This is a 5.2 ohm driver.(this was measured with a proper impedance meter at different frequencies) The driver is from the German Bundestag...

because they usually have a large antenna. Are there third-party USB wireless adapters with Mac OS X drivers out there? Are they better or worse than an Airport Extreme adapter in terms of range and driver support? I plan to use WPA, or 802.11i if...

200 at most locations, such as Costco, ebay Klipschstore, and Klipsch refurb online). This is an upgrade over the Promedia line; the midrange drivers have been upgraded from treated paper to aluminum cones; the satellites are bigger and have less of that...

Cone Excursion. Archived from groups: rec.audio.tech () If we know that a driver in a speaker system has a cone excursion of 0.5 inches peak-to-peak at 100 Hz, can we predict what the excursion of this driver will be at lower frequencies, assuming that the...

downsides of having a crossover in the first place, when doing listening/measurements between a full range driver, and that same full range driver crossed over normally with a tweeter. Some classes of high pass and low pass filter have ringing at their...