Decided to go a whole different direction with this project when I found out about the F6 drivers by Lii Audio. My logic was that with these I could make my modest system much simpler and since my crossover building skills are non-existent, these were the perfect solution. They're wired in series-parallel for an 8ohm load and with my diy sub everything sounds perfect for me!
Someone mentioned that I should have a lot of comb filtering with these having this many drivers all playing the same frequencies and I'm wondering what the thoughts are on this? I a/b'd them with my smaller 3-way baffles and can't tell much difference other than these have a larger sound to them. Don't hear any weirdness going on. What I could find basically indicates that it isn't much of an issue in a vertical array and is inaudible in many other instances. Just curious if this is an issue I should be concerned with.
Chris
Someone mentioned that I should have a lot of comb filtering with these having this many drivers all playing the same frequencies and I'm wondering what the thoughts are on this? I a/b'd them with my smaller 3-way baffles and can't tell much difference other than these have a larger sound to them. Don't hear any weirdness going on. What I could find basically indicates that it isn't much of an issue in a vertical array and is inaudible in many other instances. Just curious if this is an issue I should be concerned with.
Chris
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Hmm, four ~6.5" 'FR' drivers in a line = mass quantities of comb filtering that can make the mids - up sound increasingly 'blurred' with increasing frequency to the point where the HF can be heard as being in different locations at the same time and since we all hear the same, yet not so much, you're apparently perceiving it as a 'larger sound', which implies you're listening distance is far enough away for the line to 'gel' perfectly for you.
In short, if happy, then you're 'golden' and 'pat your back ' for a job well done! 👍 🙂
Otherwise and/or feel the need to 'mess with success', then read n' heed the attached for how to 'tighten up' your system to a technically correct HIFI performance within the limits of a constant tapered line.
In short, if happy, then you're 'golden' and 'pat your back ' for a job well done! 👍 🙂
Otherwise and/or feel the need to 'mess with success', then read n' heed the attached for how to 'tighten up' your system to a technically correct HIFI performance within the limits of a constant tapered line.
