All I want from a desktop speaker is these things, and I am struggling to find anything that satisfies the requirements:
#3 rules out all normal 2-ways. #2 rules out all the bigger coaxials. #4-7 as a combination probably rule out the iLoud Micro MTM.
So we find ourselves in the DIY forum
I'm thinking that in theory this would work:
Assuming all the DSP and amplification is external, is this nuts or do I just need to make some better driver choices?
- Sits on a desk, either side of a computer monitor
- Much less visually dominant than an LSR305p. Think JBL 104.
- Even frequency response when seated normally - say a 1m equilateral triangle for speakers and listener, with ears 50cm above desk height
- The FR not to change much when I move around at the desk a bit, say 50cm sphere around main listening position. If the usable area is bigger then even better!
- Whatever distortion there is to be consistent, not jumping up and down with FR
- Some bass extension (60Hz f3 ideally)
- Moderate volume capability (86dBSPL/1m)
#3 rules out all normal 2-ways. #2 rules out all the bigger coaxials. #4-7 as a combination probably rule out the iLoud Micro MTM.
So we find ourselves in the DIY forum
I'm thinking that in theory this would work:
- Line array of BMR drivers
- Opposing 6" low profile sub drivers on either side
- DSP to turn the line array into a Constant Beamwidth Transducer like the Dayton CBT24, only a lot smaller
Assuming all the DSP and amplification is external, is this nuts or do I just need to make some better driver choices?