RE: Internal speaker driver connection/ phasing question-It depends

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In Reply to: Internal speaker driver connection/ phasing question posted by Rob K on April 16, 2010 at 07:58:01:

There is no easy answer to that question. The CORRECT answer is that it should be hooked up so that the end result results in a smooth phase and amplitude response.

That however depends on the quality of the design of the SYSTEM-not a particular driver or crossover type.

For example Danley Sound Labs make a fair number of 2 and 3 way loudspeakers. Some have the mid inverted from the low and highs-other have all of them in the same polarity-and others have all sorts of different combinations.

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Topic - Internal speaker driver connection/ phasing question - Rob K 07:58:01 04/16/10 (4)

Trying to be general, but will probably add to the confusion. - djk 01:04:13 04/17/10 (0)

RE: Internal speaker driver connection/ phasing question-It depends - Ivan Beaver 18:36:29 04/16/10 (0)

RE: Internal speaker driver connection/ phasing question - caspian@peak.org 11:09:41 04/16/10 (0)

RE: Internal speaker driver connection/ phasing question - Duster 09:15:30 04/16/10 (0)

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RE: Internal speaker driver connection/ phasing question-It depends - Ivan Beaver 18:36:29 04/16/10 (0)

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