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In Reply to: Re: Maggies and active crossovers posted by lne937s on November 21, 2006 at 08:02:55:
Yes, obviously the electrical slopes may not sum flat....in fact they almost always don't. Unless some sort of generic crossover is used like mentioned in this thread. Sorry if I didn't make that clear enough in my statement.However, acoustic output should sum flat in the crossover region...at least on the design axis. However, as you noted, with large transducer speaker systems close miked measurements are not that useful.
It's possible that a designer might try to optimize for a more even off-axis performance at the expense of on-axis response, but you don't see that done very often.Cheers,
Davey.
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