Hi @mabat, I have a question. If I upscale Gen2 WG and adapter for a 1-inch driver up to x1.4, what kind of HF directivity can I expect? Will it be about ~1.4'' driver or ~2''+ driver? I'm considering doing something like this with a MEH to achieve ~100Hz with WG directivity. I'll be fine with a rough answer without any modeling.
Maybe it's time for me to start learning how to use ATH soft...
Maybe it's time for me to start learning how to use ATH soft...
DF10.171K + ATH280EXmk2
(on axis and some arbitrary off-axis angles)
It seems that the (built-in) extensions in these smaller WGs may have too abrupt terminations (due to their wider coverage angles), I don't know. Of course with a DSP this is no issue, but still...
(on axis and some arbitrary off-axis angles)
It seems that the (built-in) extensions in these smaller WGs may have too abrupt terminations (due to their wider coverage angles), I don't know. Of course with a DSP this is no issue, but still...
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I must correct this. It seems like a single slot from the exit side just by a brief look but it's actually a 2-slot design... the Lavoce a 1-slot phase plug.
The DF10.171K:
Anyway, obviously the exit wavefront is really well behaved. They claim a FEM optimization and I believe them.
The back chamber is without any damping and it should be easily possible to make a custom rear cover for this driver.
BTW, there's a similiar driver, DF10.171M, with a different diaphragm. I leave that for others to try.
Overall, I think this is a pretty good substitute for the (no longer available) Peerless drivers.
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