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In Reply to: RE: Can a simple crossover (cap/inductor) achieve time alignment without a stepped baffle? posted by Presto on July 18, 2014 at 09:11:18:
Hello everyone,
I am lucky to find this thread as this topic greatly interests me now (I am thinking over building something for the first time).
I am thinking about a FAST (3 inch fullranger + 8 inch woofer) two-way, with crossover frequency of 300 Hz. For crossover topology I will probably choose first order passive line-level. Based on what I read, this could allow me to achieve the 'point-sourceness' of a loudspeaker. However, based on the physical dimensions of drivers, the pathlength difference between drivers could be something like 10-15 cm. Will that preclude me from achieving transient-perfect response?
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