Good, that means they won't sell out before I save up!But they lack a wave guide, so ASR will hate them.![]()
Try telling that to GenelecGood, that means they won't sell out before I save up!
Waveguides are old hat- they'll be out of fashion faster than a hipster beard and a kale salad.
Good, that means they won't sell out before I save up!
Waveguides are old hat- they'll be out of fashion faster than a hipster beard and a kale salad.
1st order crossovers can get complex when things like impedance compensation (traps, notches, Zobels...) are added. Likewise, a lot of designers will put in some broad EQ. I remember seeing a 1st order crossover from Thiel that had like 50 components in it. If you have a photo of the rear of the board, it can be confirmed either way.
Well, from upgrading to a genelec 8030 from a KEF X300A, the genelec at my broadcast truck sized room do have a much better sweetspot where the sound don't change much with my change in listening position, whereas those lacking a waveguide usually makes the sound differs horizontally a lot moreI don't know if they're in-fashion now. They get a lot of press here because ASR likes the Harman school of speaker design.
In the burgeoning smart speaker world, they're non-existent.
My Apple Homepod omni hasno waveguidesvisible waveguides.
Well, from upgrading to a genelec 8030 from a KEF X300A, the genelec at my broadcast truck sized room do have a much better sweetspot where the sound don't change much with my change in listening position, whereas those lacking a waveguide usually makes the sound differs horizontally a lot more
I don't know if they're in-fashion now. They get a lot of press here because ASR likes the Harman school of speaker design.
Amir should stop measuring speakers. Everyone just buy 3-6 of those to fill a room / house and be done.
All older Dynaudio models which had electrical first order crossovers had several more RLC components to make those work like impedance adaptations and suction circuits so above is not surprise.Here is the crossover:
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It's been decades since I built my last DIY speaker and made a passive crossover, but that looks to have more elements than I would expect in a 1st order 2 way speaker.
Perhaps a Zobel network?
Can anyone hazard a guess at the circuit?
Maybe @SIY or @Frank Dernie ?
You have to use Apple music streaming for full function.I actually do kinda wish they'd make larger versions with more power. Though Apple's stubbornness about good integration with non-Apple music services makes it less than ideal, I've heard.