I'm a very big fan of the Dynaudio sound, especially their Contour series and above. In fact, the Confidence are some of my favorite speakers of all time.
Dynaudio is a big proponent of the 1st order crossovers. I've never taken one of their speakers apart, nor have I ever measured one myself. I did see quite a few pictures of their crossovers online and they look fairly sophisticated. Much more so than just a capacitor on the tweeter and a coil on the woofer.
Does anyone here know if Dynaudio actually goes through all of that trouble to achieve true 1st order acoustic slopes?
What are some advantages and disadvantages in doing so? Any DIY examples that feature true 1st order slopes?
Dynaudio surely knows how to make a wonderful sounding speaker.
Dynaudio is a big proponent of the 1st order crossovers. I've never taken one of their speakers apart, nor have I ever measured one myself. I did see quite a few pictures of their crossovers online and they look fairly sophisticated. Much more so than just a capacitor on the tweeter and a coil on the woofer.
Does anyone here know if Dynaudio actually goes through all of that trouble to achieve true 1st order acoustic slopes?
What are some advantages and disadvantages in doing so? Any DIY examples that feature true 1st order slopes?
Dynaudio surely knows how to make a wonderful sounding speaker.
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