In Reply to: RE: The challenge I found posted by sberger on March 10, 2021 at 07:45:16:
The frequency level pots help.
Sorry, they have no effect whatsoever on the directivity of a driver.
Dispersion collapses when the wavelength being reproduced (3 inches) is shorter than the pistons size. If the tweeter had a similar profile, it would likely not be noticeable. In this case, however, the five inch midrange transitions to a wide dispersion tweeter sitting in the middle of its sweet spot in vivid contrast.
Current versions cross the midrange at 2.2 kHz, not double that.
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