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Yes there are a couple of very old threads that probably didn't need reviving. Whilst i have been around audio and speaker building for nearly thirty years theres a bunch of acronyms that seem to be prolific but i could not find any references to them except to decode them by reading, some days it feels like i'm in the middle of The DaVinci Code. Here's a list from just a couple of hours of reading, along with my understanding of each one. MTM Mid-Tweeter-Mid BMTB Bass-Mid-Tweeter-Bas MMMT Mid-Mid-Mid-Tweeter XO Cross-Over/Xover LR Left Right??? TM OB Open Baffle T-TQWT CLD Constant Layer Damped Ported Bass Reflex Cab TL Transmission Line TH Tapped Horn IB Infinite Baffle QW / TL BW Bandwidth CSA BLH Back Loaded Horn? FLH Front Loaded Horn? BR WG HE High Efficiency? It would be excellent to help new people to have an acronym sticky. Phil |
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LR Left Right or Linkwitz Riley
TM Tweeter-Mid T-TQWT don't know the T, the rest is Tapered quarter wave tube CLD Constrained Layer Damping QW / TL quarter wave TL CSA Cross Section Area BR Bass Reflex WG Wave Guide dave
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Saw a cartoon once with a man wearing a T-shirt with the following on it.
SPA (Society for the Prevention of Acronyms!) and the old classic DNA (National Dyslexics Association)
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Location: aus
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My understanding in red... Not sure what CSA is, did you mean CSD? Cummulative Spectral Decay? |
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CSA = Confederate States of America??? Confederate States of America - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hmmmmm.......... probably not ![]() Perhaps = Canadian Standards Association - used a lot to meet electrical safety standards in the frozen tundra....
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Would they be acrostics?
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Made me laugh as by the majority of sources you are correct, however, Merriam-Webster, says that an acronym is just "a word formed from the initial letters of a multi-word name. Whatever we call them they are often confusing to newer people to any hobby. Thanks to those who have aready provided additional clarifications already. Cheers Phil |
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That is another one. Lots of TLAs have multiple meanings
dave
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