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In Reply to: Re: an e-mail to Thorsten about Tweeters and woofers. posted by Thorsten on May 30, 2000 at 03:13:24:
>They (Focal Tweeters) do NOT "nice up" things like most Softdomes do.
You meant that 9900 is more "pleasant to ears"? I do feel that 9900 are much more "friendly" but somehow, lack in sharpness or accuracy.The crispy sound from metal dome tweeters is a bit "frightening." I got this impression from LPG tweeters. But it might be my crappy amp I was using then.
What about 9800?? It uses aluminum. I know SS fans seldom use this T.
You make me feel like Lowther Drivers or good full range drivers are much better than most drivers out there. I don't know too much about Full range drivers. Why don't most people use them? I can't find any full range drivers used in high-end speakers from Stereophile's recommendation list? personal taste?
What is the weakness of full range drivers?
>The Kevlar and Glassfibre Domes do have sonical problems, the more >recent titanium and Titanium Dioxide ones are basically free from >these problems.
Any example? What is the sonic problem?>Goodmans Axiom 80. Reps. Phy-Hp.
Where can I find more info and details about these drivers?Hearing is believing. I may have a chance to hear some full range drivers in Chicago.
Best regard
Hungsen
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- Re: an e-mail to Thorsten about Tweeters and woofers. - Hungsen 01:39:32 05/31/00 (3)
- Re: an e-mail to Thorsten about Tweeters and woofers. - Thorsten 04:06:01 05/31/00 (2)
- Re: an e-mail to Thorsten about Tweeters and woofers. - Hungsen 04:21:49 06/01/00 (1)
- Re: an e-mail to Thorsten about Tweeters and woofers. - Thorsten 04:58:07 06/01/00 (0)