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In Reply to: What to do with the directivity of full-range cone? posted by dave789 on August 28, 2016 at 05:41:09:
Look at the referenced review in Stereophile here. View Plot 4.
"The dispersion is superbly even below 4.35kHz, but there is a sharp discontinuity at that frequency, with a rapid rolloff to the speaker's sides...
As RD notes, this is not a speaker that will go very loud or very deep, and tonally it is not all that neutral.
To each his own.
Actually, since I am a coherence freak, I am very much in favor of single driver designs that:
1. Deliver near ten octave response without active equalization
2. Exhibit consistent directivity across the bandwidth
My Sound Lab U-1PX speakers meet those criteria. :)
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Follow Ups
- Its waterfall plot is quite expected - E-Stat 06:03:56 08/28/16 (8)
- Sound Lab U-1PX has equalizers (nt) - dave789 06:26:58 08/28/16 (7)
- True - E-Stat 06:56:17 08/28/16 (6)
- Wow - dave789 07:05:14 08/28/16 (5)
- RE: Wow - E-Stat 07:09:22 08/28/16 (4)
- I just saw your gallery - dave789 07:22:30 08/28/16 (3)
- Thank you! - E-Stat 07:30:38 08/28/16 (2)
- RE: Thank you! - cloudwalker 12:57:54 08/28/16 (1)
- RE: Thank you! - E-Stat 07:00:57 08/29/16 (0)
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