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Old 31st December 2004, 09:54 PM   #1
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Default resonance at about 6khz for Vifa mid drivers

I was looking at some of the frequency response graph of some of Vifa paper cone midrange driver and notice that all of them have a resonance peak at about 6khz.

So does it mean that you need a notch filter at that frequency to suppress the resonance if you happen to use those drivers?
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Old 31st December 2004, 10:00 PM   #2
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It might mean that unless you cross low and fast enough to get around it.
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