Can anyone give an explanation of the advantages of recessing the tweeter to that there is not step at the edge of the faceplate. I read somewhere that diffractions set up standing waves that can cause response ripple.
I have a morel MDT32S tweeter and it is just screwed onto the baffle (no recess). I have been pretty disappointed with the sound as there appears to be a resonance. I wondered if this was related to not recessing the driver (I noticed a similar problem with my old seas tweeter, and have so replaced the tweeter, amp an loudspeaker cables in an attempt to find the source of the problem!!)
I guess I could test the theory by placing some cardboard around the faceplate to reduce the step.
Regards
I have a morel MDT32S tweeter and it is just screwed onto the baffle (no recess). I have been pretty disappointed with the sound as there appears to be a resonance. I wondered if this was related to not recessing the driver (I noticed a similar problem with my old seas tweeter, and have so replaced the tweeter, amp an loudspeaker cables in an attempt to find the source of the problem!!)
I guess I could test the theory by placing some cardboard around the faceplate to reduce the step.
Regards