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In Reply to: Not necessarily posted by dlr on February 23, 2007 at 15:30:30:
"Designs are made on a desired axis. The targets can be met on that axis, or very closely. But all designs fall apart to one degree or another off-axis."This is exactly what I meant. Alignment can be achieved on certain axis, which may be the basis for a designer to claim that the speaker is aligned. But to be honest, a designer should spell out the condition for alignment. And that would be something like this:
"To take advantage of our phase-aligned design, a listener should place his/her head in a certain position with regard to speakers and avoid head movement during listening. The protractor for the correct speaker-head positioning can be found in the user manual."
What is surprising to me is that even a coaxial driver, like Insignia, is not perfectly aligned, as one might expect.
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Follow Ups
- Theory and common sense. - sser2 18:06:21 02/24/07 (3)
- Re: Theory and common sense. - dlr 08:19:13 02/25/07 (2)
- Coaxials and phase - Tom Brennan 08:41:43 02/25/07 (1)
- Re: Coaxials and phase - dlr 08:56:06 02/25/07 (0)
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