In Reply to: RE: Series vs Parallel XO & Maggie Physics. posted by emsquare on July 17, 2010 at 07:21:47:
You are not alone here. I think the asymmetric slopes are a product of different sensitivities of the drivers. With the 3.6 there are really three different types of drivers - classic magnetic planar, quasi-ribbon and true ribbon. The polarity of the drivers results from the phasing characteristics of the selected filters.
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