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In Reply to: Re: What are some general sonic characteristics of field coils? posted by Bold Eagle on April 15, 2004 at 17:22:17:
Jerry, I agree that you get less bass with the super high flux densities but the bass you do get is far more acurate. It's odd how perception becomes reality with low frequencies. Once you listen to one of these drivers with 'less bass' for awhile, you start thinking it has more bass.
John......
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If they are anything like the Wharfedale I had, you don't get used to that. There just was not enough bass, good or bad. I tried a tuned enclosure, but the state of the art of enclosure design in those days was really primitive. It finally went into an E-V Aristocrat corner horn kit and that was really quite good. Wharfedale's woofers had large magnets, but less flux density than the full range models, and they did much better without resorting to corner placement.Jerry
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