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In Reply to: Can a simple crossover (cap/inductor) achieve time alignment without a stepped baffle? posted by jupiterboy on July 18, 2014 at 06:29:34:
Presto's answer is good.
In general I find reading their web site difficult. They speak of combining acoustic suspension and transmission line. I assume this means one woofer is a transmission line and the other is acoustic suspension. Strange combination and I couldn't find out why they do it.
They speak about acoustic suspension and transmission lines performing in a similar way. Bud Fried(IMF and Fried speakers) must be rolling in his grave. He was a leading line exponent and hated closed boxes. And I suspect they don't know the difference between closed box and acoustic suspension. There are differences.
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