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16th January 2011, 12:53 PM
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Vertical offset tradeoff versus time alignment
At crossover, a tweeter and woofer are one wavelength apart and the tweeter is 0.4 wavelength behind the woofer. I want to bring the tweeter forward to align it.
If I need to create a 45 degree step in the baffle, and the vertical spacing has to increase to 1.6 wavelength, will this be an acceptable compromise? |
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