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In Reply to: well, typically posted by wazoo on January 13, 2009 at 04:26:39:
However, I'm not sure I agree with your statement that "It's actually the 2nd point that can be the more problematic in a 3-way".
If you want to be "theoretical" about it, I suggest having a crossover anywhere in the human voice range - say, 150hz to 2,500hz - is not a good thing. So having the XO from woofer to mid on the Linkwitz "Orion" & the John Kreskovsky "NaO" @ 120hz is better than having it @ 340hz on my IIIas.
Likewise, the XO between mid & ribbon on my IIIas is set @ 2,600hz ... which I reckon is better than the 3.6, where it is down around 1,800hz. (And the NaO is 2,500hz compared to the Orion's 1,500hz.)
Regards,
Andy
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- I agree with you, waz ... a central woofer crossing over at 300hz is strange concept.. ... - andyr 13:58:13 01/13/09 (3)
- it appears that the game has changed - wazoo 16:22:21 01/13/09 (2)
- RE: it appears that the game has changed - Travis 16:35:49 01/13/09 (1)
- why? - wazoo 18:03:43 01/13/09 (0)
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