Using multiple crossover slopes
05-14-2009, 11:52 AM
#11
it makes total sense that they do add up, for some reason I think it does wonky things and it's not an exact doubling of the slope.
after reading all of this, maybe it was the frequencies that I was measuring that made me come to my findings, I was doing low tweet to upper mid range integration and had no measurable differences when adding a 12db slope to an existing 12db slope.
...oh goody, another weekend of testing is in order.
EDIT:.....just wondering if the lack of measurable difference for me was just the limitations (natural roll-off) of the driver?
...sorry for crapping my mindless thoughts all over your thread
after reading all of this, maybe it was the frequencies that I was measuring that made me come to my findings, I was doing low tweet to upper mid range integration and had no measurable differences when adding a 12db slope to an existing 12db slope.
...oh goody, another weekend of testing is in order.
EDIT:.....just wondering if the lack of measurable difference for me was just the limitations (natural roll-off) of the driver?
...sorry for crapping my mindless thoughts all over your thread
05-14-2009, 11:59 AM
#12
it makes total sense that they do add up, for some reason I think it does wonky things and it's not an exact doubling of the slope.
after reading all of this, maybe it was the frequencies that I was measuring that made me come to my findings, I was doing low tweet to upper mid range integration and had no measurable differences when adding a 12db slope to an existing 12db slope.
...oh goody, another weekend of testing is in order.
EDIT:.....just wondering if the lack of measurable difference for me was just the limitations (natural roll-off) of the driver?
...sorry for crapping my mindless thoughts all over your thread
after reading all of this, maybe it was the frequencies that I was measuring that made me come to my findings, I was doing low tweet to upper mid range integration and had no measurable differences when adding a 12db slope to an existing 12db slope.
...oh goody, another weekend of testing is in order.
EDIT:.....just wondering if the lack of measurable difference for me was just the limitations (natural roll-off) of the driver?
...sorry for crapping my mindless thoughts all over your thread
The every 6db = 90 deg is great info. Should help in bringing my tweets in line with the doors MB.
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