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In Reply to: Re: LOL posted by hancock on July 7, 2002 at 14:28:01:
Hi John!You wrote:
> > What the hell are you talking about (leading edge behind trailing edge)?
Notice that each midrange driver has an edge closer to the listener and an edge further from the listener. That's "what the hell I am talking about."
> > You might have been able to get away with your fraud on this list
> > before, but not while I'm around.I can see that you're really a quick study, so please continue to enlighten us. But first, look up the phrases, "leading edge" and "trailing edge." Also study up on phenomenon at wavelength scale, specifically those of quarter wave and half wave.
> > I don't mind your lunatic ravings so much, what bothers me is you
> > deceiving DIY'ers who don't know enough to recognize your nonsense
> > for what it is.Well, I have yet to see what sort of mechanism is twisting the diaphragms on those midrange units so they'll be in phase.
> > That's a pretty ironic suggestion given that I just today made a
> > web site about solving the wave equation using finite element
> > models.I saw that. It looks like good stuff.
> > I already solved the wave equation for the Unity over a year ago.
> > I'll see if I can find some time to post it to my web site this week.Super! It will be interesting to see. Don't forget that the radiators aren't a point source, so don't approximate them as such. For those frequencies where their dimensions exceed 1/4 wavelength, you'll have a bit of a problem. You'll need to solve for them using an array of radiators as your closest approximation.
Please post your models!
Wayne
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