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In Reply to: RE: Triangle Titus 202 posted by Rick58 on March 4, 2015 at 00:43:36:
Rick:
The woofer ran "flat-out" with no eq would confirm there is no baffle step compensation. This is often a reason for smaller 2-ways to sound "lean" (a term for low end), but I am not sure this would necessarily make the voicing "bright" (a term for upper mid/treble).
The trouble with baffle step compensation on a speaker with a single midbass driver is you take a chunk out of the speakers top end to provide the "net" low end boost for the BSC.
In this case, if that 5.5 incher is just rolling off naturally, it might sound lean. Like I said, measurements (correct ones) would need to be done to confirm this.
Or, just a quick listening test! ;)
Cheers,
Presto
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