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In Reply to: RE: there is one very good reason series xo's are used posted by neolith on November 26, 2021 at 08:21:39:
That would be true if you were talking about textbook alignments. But start skewing the curves around to tailor the acoustic responses and you will see what I mean. The inherent interaction of the series crossover limits what you can do in this regard.
The classic example is the Magnestand MMG crossover. It's designing for a textbook electrical (and impedance) response, vice an optimized acoustical result.You are correct that shallowing of the electrical slopes in the newer models resulted in simpler networks. But, I maintain, the reason for doing so is practical and not performance.
Dave.
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