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14th March 2003, 07:30 AM
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Group Delay............When Is Too Much Too Much?
With Group Delay, I will admit, I'm a novice. Although my software offers Group Delay, I just look at the chart and say............hmm ok.
Is there "A Rule Of Thumb" when using Reflex, and Bandpass Enclosures? Thank you.
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