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In Reply to: RE: Do you consider certain large panel speakers to be "full range drivers" ? (nt posted by Presto on December 10, 2024 at 15:21:11:
The Sound Lab Majestic is arguably one of the more full range drivers made.
There is a crossover in it to manage the two matching transformers which interface between the amplifier input and the driver; one is for bass and the other is for the mids and highs. Their outputs are in parallel driving the same load.
Quite a different beast from cone drivers which simply can't manage the same things! The Sound Labs aren't beamy and have bandwidth well past 20KHz, and bass response to 22Hz IIRC (might be lower).
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Follow Ups
- The Sound Lab ESL are 'full range' yet they use a crossover. - Ralph 09:21:11 12/11/24 (4)
- Actually what you find - E-Stat 16:13:51 12/11/24 (2)
- FWIW - Ralph 08:30:30 12/12/24 (1)
- Can't say but - E-Stat 08:52:02 12/12/24 (0)
- RE: The Sound Lab ESL are 'full range' yet they use a crossover. - Presto 11:24:59 12/11/24 (0)
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