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Hello guys,
I would like to ask about driver's Q and W and similar baffles. 1) So far i (hope) i understand that W baffles would lower the fs - so will it elevate the Q as well? (I'd think yes) 2) Also I am concerned about the usable Q range for two 15" woofers in W or N/V frames. 3) I would guess that V loads the cone less than W, is it true? 4) Is highish Q driver like 0.7 high usable in W frame for frequencies below 80Hz? And I would be very glad if someone with experience with both U frames and W frames could shed some insight on subjective side too. Thank you very much! |
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