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In Reply to: Felt material around tweeters, why not in more speakers? posted by Sean H on July 29, 2002 at 09:53:52:
It depends entirely on the design of the speaker and the implemenation of the tweeter. In some cases, felt is used to improve performance. In other cases, obviously, it's not.In terms of "factoring in characteristics of baffle diffraction..." many good designers do, indeed, look at the baffle and design the baffle to work *with* the drivers. Part of that may be the application of felt, other times not.
Doug Schneider
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- Re: Felt material around tweeters, why not in more speakers? - Doug Schneider 10:57:19 07/29/02 (2)
- Re: Felt material around tweeters, why not in more speakers? - Jwm 12:44:55 07/30/02 (1)
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