I would agree with the tweeter but the midrange is marginal given typical masses involved. Isolating the midrange enclosure with the midrange driver rigidly bolted to it looks preferable to me. It is not a good idea to isolate woofers.
Again no best. Some are not good, but there are many that excel, each with different strengths and weaknesses.
And price always need consideration, a “best” 3” @ $1k, is not best if the application has a budget of $100 and those drivers are damn close.
dave
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I'd suggest you look at the link and the attachment.
The video has a room with more professional audio experience then you would find just about anywhere.
Listening?
Factual knowledge, beats ones ears every time
High mass, low mass, big motor, little motor, this, that…
There are SO MANY different variables in a driver’s designs, goals, and execution, no single attribute/parameter can be predictive.
dave
There are SO MANY different variables in a driver’s designs, goals, and execution, no single attribute/parameter can be predictive.
dave
Thank you ! Really interesting !
Not very agree with your conclusion, we model physical things and we think model well with all the parameters. Two much confidence in "science" and we should can bin old theories. Audio should be a science in progress. I believe in observations.
Interesting this conclusion :
It is an advantage for small drivers.
Science has nothing with "believe", but everything with hard evidence.
Observations are nothing without Hypothesis, Theory and Law. Newton observed, but than gave as Theory and Law based on evidence.
Which Theory and Law you invented, based on your observations?
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