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Re: Very interesting post Sir. Thank you

Posted by Bob Lee (QSC) on May 23, 2006 at 09:33:57:
Physically positioning the tweeter slightly backwards to line up with the woofer really has nothing to do with the harmonics' arrival in relation to the fundamental, as you would hear the effects most readily with pink noise, a notably non-harmonic program source. It's actually about making the crossover region smooth and free of cancellations, lobing, and other problems where the same sound comes from more thann one source.
-Bob