Simple matter of taste?
Don't think so, rather would say that flat response is only good for a true point source driver and a true point source is an impossibly small driver, in real life these smallish under 3' Frs are tweeters or mid tweeters.
The bigger the driver, especially over 2', the worst sounds a flat axial response, because the duller it sounds no matter of taste: they suck simply because too lacking of hf energy in reverberated soundfield..
Flat no good for FRS!
We said functionally the same thing; you, me and the other more technically knowledgeable know the why, but to the layman it's probably just a matter of taste.
Depends, the late, exceedingly rare, Babb Lorelei used an interesting grill/phase plug, diaphragm construction to get a very wide ~flat power response out to 20 kHz [actually too wide for me in my LEDE room] from a 4.5"? dia. [can't easily get to it to measure] most 'full-range' driver we're likely to see anytime soon.
GM
Ok, when dealing with bass or trebble quality the word taste is better avoided...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7TkkUf9CBw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7TkkUf9CBw
kangling
hello,
my Kangling double horn would be a good solution for the DAYTON 6,5" FR, combined invers
with the Monacor,
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/245962-kangling-double-horn-technic.html
hello,
my Kangling double horn would be a good solution for the DAYTON 6,5" FR, combined invers
with the Monacor,
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/245962-kangling-double-horn-technic.html
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What do you think of this 4inch full range. I intend to use it as LCRS speakers of a home theatre. HPF of 120Hz will be used.
FaitalPRO 4FE35 - FaitalPRO | LF Loudspeakers | 4FE35 (8Ω)
Dayton does make good drivers, but their fullrangers are not those. They suck. But their multway drivers are quiet decent quality and their subwoofers are among the better that are not very expensive.
But for decent fullrange drivers that are not overly expensive, better look at Mark Audio, Fostex, Tangband, Peerless/Vifa, Foundtek, Scanspeak, ... They all do it a lot better.
But for decent fullrange drivers that are not overly expensive, better look at Mark Audio, Fostex, Tangband, Peerless/Vifa, Foundtek, Scanspeak, ... They all do it a lot better.
Another worth considering is this one
Galaxy Audio S5N-8 5" Neodymium Full Range Driver 8 Ohm
Again, not much in the way of bass response but pretty good otherwise.
Galaxy Audio S5N-8 5" Neodymium Full Range Driver 8 Ohm
Again, not much in the way of bass response but pretty good otherwise.
LaVoce at Parts Express, offers some interesting looking drivers - I've piddled with this 3 inch driver in a cardboard mess with slot filter.
LaVoce also has a fine looking 6.5" 97dB rated midrange for $60
LaVoce FSF030.70 3" Ferrite Full-Range Woofer 8 Ohm
LaVoce also has a fine looking 6.5" 97dB rated midrange for $60
LaVoce FSF030.70 3" Ferrite Full-Range Woofer 8 Ohm
Which driver is this midrange? I've seen the specs of their midbass drivers, they have fine 6.5" midbass models.
Where can I source the Mark Audio Alpair 10.3 100mm 8ohm 30W 87.988dB in UK ?
Alpair 10.3 | Markaudio
I found them on the the website of Mark Audio but I can't seem to find them online and what's odd is that I couldn't find it for sale in USA nor Europe online. It's as if this driver doesn't exist. What am I missing here ?
Sound import has them in stock and ships to the UK.
Markaudio Alpair-10 Gold woofer kopen? - SoundImports
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How would a system perform using full rangers and a small sub?
Wouldn't the treble crisp up with a high-pass on a full-range?
Isn't most of the range people are looking from in a full-range more like 80Hz and up?
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