I've until fairly recently been oblivious to the idea that a compression driver arrangement could _ever_ be a candidate when fidelity and even-output frequency response are a priority- but I have been reading up and realizing that I need to open my mind in this regard....
I see what to my still un-savvy eyes looks like a pretty intriguing candidate in the form of this PRV driver/horn combo:
WG290Py - PRV Audio
For those with more experience than I, would this have potential in a high quality home audio arrangement? It looks like it can be crossed remarkably low at 1 kHz but still cover up to almost 20 kHz. It does have an impedance spike centered at just above 2 kHz but that extends considerably downward and upward from there... but I'm thinking that since the unit's sensitivity is so high compared to most home-application woofers, an L pad could sort of swamp-out a lot of that peaky-ness....
Very interested in others' reactions-
I see what to my still un-savvy eyes looks like a pretty intriguing candidate in the form of this PRV driver/horn combo:
WG290Py - PRV Audio
For those with more experience than I, would this have potential in a high quality home audio arrangement? It looks like it can be crossed remarkably low at 1 kHz but still cover up to almost 20 kHz. It does have an impedance spike centered at just above 2 kHz but that extends considerably downward and upward from there... but I'm thinking that since the unit's sensitivity is so high compared to most home-application woofers, an L pad could sort of swamp-out a lot of that peaky-ness....
Very interested in others' reactions-