As standard the MGIIIA is configured with the magnets facing the listener. In his MGIIIA tweaks AndyR proposes swapping the panels left to right and flipping them so that the panels are turned front to back and the mids are next to the ribbons.
Before going down this path I also noted that the rear of the ribbons also appears less occluded than the front. So does it make more sense to swap speakers front to back and reverse the driver polarities?
Your thoughts and guidance are as always appreciated.
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Topic - MGIIIA listening to the mylar versus magnets - Beardy 16:49:56 01/01/24 (7)
- RE: MGIIIA listening - reversing the ribbons ... - andyr 23:44:49 01/04/24 (3)
- RE: MGIIIA listening - reversing the ribbons ... - UncleMeat 01:21:58 01/12/24 (1)
- RE: MGIIIA listening - reversing the ribbons ... - Roger Gustavsson 05:36:51 01/12/24 (0)
- RE: MGIIIA listening - reversing the ribbons ... - Beardy 09:55:24 01/05/24 (0)
- I did not like the sound of the MG-IIIa backwards in the room. - kff 20:07:06 01/01/24 (0)
- RE: MGIIIA listening to the mylar versus magnets - UncleMeat 17:43:30 01/01/24 (1)
- RE: MGIIIA listening to the mylar versus magnets - Beardy 18:15:57 01/01/24 (0)