Foam blocks, eyh....never seen that before.....interesting. If butt ugly......
A studio monitor is a work-horse not a show-pony
Here's some precedence for the 3-way path: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/193689-build-thread-ardor-point-source-monitor.html
A studio monitor is a work-horse not a show-pony
Here's some precedence for the 3-way path: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/193689-build-thread-ardor-point-source-monitor.html
Oh indeed! And like all things in a studio that might at first seem ugly, if they sound amazing they very quickly become beautiful by connotation.
From the Ardor thread, something to ponder:
I did an experiment to evaluate how the high end dispersion affects the sound. The DSP lets me switch different setups on the fly so I tried the original 3-way vs. no tweeter and running the SS10F fullrange. I was surprised to learn that the difference was indeed minimal and I became a believer in FAST designs (Fullrange And Subwoofer Techonology). The 3-way sounded a bit more airy and had more substance to the presentation but it was more of a subtle improvement than a substantial one.
I'd also recommend foam blocks if you do decide to use a dome, especially if you are averse to using a waveguide.
Reading this page made me curious to try some of these felting techniques myself.
Does this look like the right stuff to get?
F-13 Grey Felt - 12" Wide
This looks useful for it...:
TAN COLORED HEAVY DUTY FELT STRIPPING WITH ADHESIVE - 58" LONG X 1/2" WIDE X 5MM TH. - 4PCS VALUE PA
TAN COLORED HEAVY DUTY FELT STRIPPING WITH ADHESIVE - 58" LONG X 1/2" WIDE X 5MM TH. - 4PCS VALUE PA
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