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Anyone else have this front stage issue?
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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8794727" data-attributes="member: 591582"><p>Like if your midrange and midbass crossover in the middle frequencies between them, and the midbass has a higher Mms than the midrange, those two speakers are going to try to reproduce those same shared frequencies a little bit differently, possibly. When you have situations where woofers with different Fs’s and cone sizes are trying to play the same notes, there could be some fundamental distortion or cancellation issues, due to the way the different speakers actually move to reproduce those notes. That’s probably a smaller detail, but could be more of an issue, I imagine, if any speakers play a lot of the same frequencies. That’s why I ask what the db/octave is on the crossovers, because sometimes a low one sounds better, but can cause too much overlap in sound where the details of the music are heard.</p><p></p><p>Maybe you need some really big speakers or something. Some bass head dudes I know that are on here are doing like 130 db at 55 hz with their doors, lol. Make a 3 way active version of that, lol. But your system and what you’re going for sounds dope; it’d be cool to hear that.</p><p></p><p>Dang missed where you already posted some of that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8794727, member: 591582"] Like if your midrange and midbass crossover in the middle frequencies between them, and the midbass has a higher Mms than the midrange, those two speakers are going to try to reproduce those same shared frequencies a little bit differently, possibly. When you have situations where woofers with different Fs’s and cone sizes are trying to play the same notes, there could be some fundamental distortion or cancellation issues, due to the way the different speakers actually move to reproduce those notes. That’s probably a smaller detail, but could be more of an issue, I imagine, if any speakers play a lot of the same frequencies. That’s why I ask what the db/octave is on the crossovers, because sometimes a low one sounds better, but can cause too much overlap in sound where the details of the music are heard. Maybe you need some really big speakers or something. Some bass head dudes I know that are on here are doing like 130 db at 55 hz with their doors, lol. Make a 3 way active version of that, lol. But your system and what you’re going for sounds dope; it’d be cool to hear that. Dang missed where you already posted some of that. [/QUOTE]
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