I don't feel challenged. I was just clarifying that my distrust of Tetkon was not because of their use of "arrays"....
"thot" "fer" "cuz" "sheeple" .... If I were king for a day, I would punish people who abuse the language like this in a public setting. Make them stand neck deep in manure for a few hours...
Imagine how hard it is for all of our friends with limited English language skills to decipher this drivel... thankfully, jargon-filled non-grammatical non-spelled words rarely convey interesting thought. Most of the time we are missing nothing by ignoring it.
Imagine how hard it is for all of our friends with limited English language skills to decipher this drivel... thankfully, jargon-filled non-grammatical non-spelled words rarely convey interesting thought. Most of the time we are missing nothing by ignoring it.
That speaker designed by Scott annd built by Colin. inspired my drawing with a tweeter in the middle.
dave
Yes hearing those speakers has certainly made me think about using a similar approach. Contrary to what you might initially think there is no hint of comb filtering; my guess is that the sound field they create is so chaotic that any troughs are filled in. No idea if that bears scrutiny but there is no doubting the end result.