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RE: Apogees and ethics - comments

Posted by Satie on February 8, 2012 at 03:36:49:
I think the solution is a stronger magnet in a deeper well or damping with connections to the frame. The thin tweeters have less of the torsioning problem but I don't think you can get the equivalent midrange from a pair of 1" ribbons in the same gap as you would from a 2" single piece ribbon. You are introducing more dipole cancellation and differential movement of the ribbons

The main point is keeping the thinner gauge ribbons out of the lower freq.