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In Reply to: RE: Current Maggies run full range compared to high pass and subs. posted by ColinB on December 31, 2020 at 05:37:47:
FWIW, read the technology page on Brian Ding's Rythmik Audio page about what problem his servo is trying to address and then consider how it applies to an OB/Dipole sub.https://www.rythmikaudio.com/re-radiation.html
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Bass re-radiation animationThe animation above shows how definition is lost in conventional subwoofers, ...
What causes the problem?
One cause of this problem is what happens inside the box. A subwoofer driver produces output on both sides of the cone. An ideal subwoofer is one in which the output from the rear of the driver is either eliminated completely inside the box ... Sealed subwoofers seek to eliminate the rear wave. The problem in the case of sealed subwoofers is that the rear wave is re-radiated through the cone.
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