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Old 22nd November 2009, 11:46 PM   #11
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Sibilance and "roughness" are not anywhere near 15khz. Sibilance is around 7khz. Even with 6dB slopes I have my doubts that the Raven is the problem. Do you have any measurements showing what the actual level and slope of the Raven is?

What driver is crossed to the Raven? My money is on it being the culprit.
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Old 23rd November 2009, 12:06 AM   #12
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AN 15" response
In a dipole, ofcourse it sounds thin
Nothing to do with your Raven
I would change those crappy crossovers, and try 6db or 12db
And maybe a small inductor on AN15
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Old 23rd November 2009, 01:32 AM   #13
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You're using a 15" woofer with a wizzer cone up to 15khz and you think it is the Raven causing the problem?

I'll never understand the fullrange crowd...
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Old 23rd November 2009, 02:11 AM   #14
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Auger, all your negativity! The AN doesn't sound like a typical full range wizzer for some reason. It is really very well balanced on top and even has a very sweet sound. I've been listening to it for 4 months before I started experimenting.
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Old 23rd November 2009, 04:06 AM   #15
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No doubt, an old style "romantic" sounding tubeamp will be a good choise

And the higher output impedance would be welcome too
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Old 23rd November 2009, 11:43 AM   #16
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Discussions such as this are entirely more b.s. than I can really handle.

You are talking about a whizzer coned driver that has untold amounts of undamped to partially damped resonances, and probably a hard calendered cone. The whizzer itself is a resonator, that is impossible to damp properly, as is its edge, and you are concerned with the "sound" of a capacitor!

Do yourself a favor, use a bipolar electro and save yourself a lot of money, They may make Bartok lack focus, and make Led zeppelin sound strained, but they do wonders in lowering the bovine excreta index.
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Old 23rd November 2009, 02:18 PM   #17
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Yet another funny post

Well, apart from that I suggest you deal with the steep bump above 10khz
Your need a controlled and smoother more shallow rolloff
Seems to me like theres no way around a crossover on the AN15
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