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RE: Beamy?

Posted by Crazy Dave on December 17, 2016 at 19:44:52:
Theoretically, the dispersion is narrow, because that is what is specified, even at lower frequencies. The Selenium ST200 tweeter is specified as 40 degrees x 40 degrees dispersion. However, I was more interested in what an advocate of this tweeter actually experienced, since theory does not aways predict what actually is experienced. Being in my late 50's, I don't expect I hear much at 20kHz.