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In Reply to: It's time to review Tekton Solitude posted by Bill the K on February 24, 2025 at 08:28:56:
It's hard to tell from the website how it works as a dipole. The crossover from the dipole woofers is at 340 Hz to tweeters that normally are closed back(not dipoles). So unless the tweeters are modified to open back or there are drivers on the back, it is a dipole for less than half the audible octaves.
Plus he claims 95 dB sensitivity. This needs an explanation since open baffle front to back interference causes bass to toll off significantly which is usually compensated for by massive equalization as the frequency drops. But this demands an extremely high power bass amp negating the 95 dB sensitivity claim.
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Follow Ups
- RE: It's time to review Tekton Solitude - hahax@verizon.net 18:39:41 02/24/25 (3)
- Even with his box speakers, his sensitivity specs have not proven to be accurate. - peppy m. 20:39:53 02/24/25 (2)
- RE: Even with his box speakers, his sensitivity specs have not proven to be accurate. - hahax@verizon.net 20:56:39 02/24/25 (1)
- Wacky stuff. - peppy m. 21:17:22 02/24/25 (0)
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