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Ken Kantor of NHT on 'why so few acoustic suspension designs'

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In Reply to: RE: What happened to the acoustic suspension loudspeakers ? posted by bunni on June 12, 2007 at 15:11:51

Basically, it costs a lot more, takes a lot more effort, and requires a great deal more time to make an excellent acoustic suspension design as opposed to a 'good enough' ported design.

Shame, in my experience, acoustic suspension makes for the most articulated and deep reaching bass around. Midrange performance on a woofer shouldn't be a determining factor if used in anything other than a two-way design.

- JP

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that's not true... - mhardy6647 11:28:25 06/13/07 (0)
RE: Ken Kantor of NHT on 'why so few acoustic suspension designs' - Tom Brennan 09:58:54 06/13/07 (0)

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