Without being a speakerbuilder and not knowing the fundamentals behind the art, my layman's impression is that most world class imagers are always pretty narrow (10 inch or less). But then I wonder, some of the $10K plus speakers are pretty wide but yet they image so superbly. So then I wonder, how big does the width of a speaker really factor into the imaging ability. Is it the components and the crossover that do the trick? But if that is the case, again why are the narrow speakers such good imagers?
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Topic - If designed well, can wide speakers image just as well as narrow ones? - mesh 18:42:06 09/22/01 (18)
- How about BOTH wide and narrow? - Brian A 07:37:09 09/26/01 (0)
- I've wondered the same thing, except - Jim McAtee 00:03:58 09/24/01 (3)
- Line source vs. point source - Duke 21:01:34 09/24/01 (0)
- 45" ribbon imaging... - Jholtz 18:50:39 09/24/01 (0)
- Re: I've wondered the same thing, except - MikeCh 09:10:30 09/24/01 (0)
- Re: If designed well, can wide speakers image just as well as narrow ones? - Bald Iggle 19:31:39 09/23/01 (0)
- Re: If designed well, can wide speakers image just as well as narrow ones? - Seta 00:38:34 09/23/01 (0)
- The Haas effect - Duke 21:10:31 09/22/01 (8)
- A couple of questions.... - Adnan 18:45:25 09/23/01 (6)
- Re: A couple of questions.... - Duke 20:31:38 09/24/01 (0)
- Re: A couple of questions.... - layman 19:51:57 09/23/01 (4)
- Here's why... - Adnan 21:51:02 09/23/01 (3)
- Curious - layman 09:31:40 09/24/01 (2)
- Re: Curious - Adnan 09:36:46 09/24/01 (1)
- touche - layman 09:49:12 09/24/01 (0)
- Good Example - layman 06:32:19 09/23/01 (0)
- Re: If designed well, can wide speakers image just as well as narrow ones? - bare 20:01:14 09/22/01 (1)
- Narrow speakers image better due to comb-filtered rear reflections... - MAP 22:53:14 09/25/01 (0)