In Reply to: RE: The older Magnepans also used a butterworth alignment for the mid to bass portion of the crossover. posted by GreatSound on November 28, 2021 at 17:18:49:
No, I'm afraid not. :) Butterworth filter sections are maximally flat, but not the crossover alignments. Linkwitz-Riley, among others, sum to a perfectly flat amplitude response.'Better break out the textbooks on various filter alignments and get yourself up to speed.
This is a page I've contributed to a few times over the years and it's pretty well sorted out now.....as Wikipedia pages go. Start with that and that'll get you back on track.
Dave.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_crossover
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