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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: far away
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Hi,
well, i didn't become more enlighten from the 'time correction and units alignment' I launched a week ago; first i use a 3 way active Xover and may be? only the position of the units can make a change. i didn't feel any differences by moving the position of the units. What i did figure out is a notch in the low bass response, i use pink noise from a tdk cd, at about 80 hz is a notch, very audible. The spk enclosure is 3cm thick MDF; h=98cm, w=27 cm, d=46cm, i use 2 scan-speak 8'' 8 omh In parallel with a bass reflex port 8cm diameter/12 cm long. Any ideas for testing and how to over come the notch are very well come. Best regards Williams
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