Crossover seems to be simple (first order 6 dB) and the enclosure is made of 15 mm fibreboard....I remember the predecessors beeing criticized for their resonant enclosures. And the passive radiator was replaced by what looks like a simple plastic tube without a visible flare. They are obviously cutting edges here and i really would like to see the measured performance on a Klippel....
It was only the case with the Mk1 that didn't have a bracing.fibreboard....I remember the predecessors beeing criticized for their resonant enclosures
6000€Dynaudio Legend
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Dynaudio Legend | Bookshelf | Legend
Sit on the floor. Lean back against the chair with the liner-notes in your hands. Close your eyes and listen like you used to.dynaudio.com

Yes. About the same price as the Ascilab S6b.....6000€![]()
Dynaudio Legend
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Dynaudio Legend | Bookshelf | Legend
Sit on the floor. Lean back against the chair with the liner-notes in your hands. Close your eyes and listen like you used to.dynaudio.com
Badly. We know that there will be directivity error.crazy prices! Wonder how they will measure?
Badly. We know that there will be directivity error
Crossing an 6" mid bass driver to a 1.1" dome tweeter without waveguide at the high frequency of 3500 Hz usually leads to such because around it the woofer already is beaming significantly while the tweeter isn't. A non steep crossover slope as often used by companies like Dynaudio or B&W can smear this discontinuity a bit horizontally but intensifies the problems in the vertical radiation pattern.Why is that?