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In Reply to: RE: Well, look what's in 'em posted by c.nourie@sbcglobal.net on May 24, 2011 at 03:20:36:
Really,
Better drivers can help. But the cabinet design and materials, damping materials, crossover network, and cross over component make-up, and wiring all play important roles in producing the final sound of the speaker. Different cabinet materials and sizes resonate differently, - some dramatically so. You can't look at what kind of driver is used, then predict what the speaker will sound like. That would be very, very, foolish. There are so many other variables at play, not only with the drivers and the overall speaker, - but then when you take into account the amps, source, cables, and room: such talk becomes very silly, very quickly.
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- We listen to a lot more than just drivers - Sordidman 14:41:22 05/24/11 (0)
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