Verity did...

Posted by Doug Schneider (R) on August 1, 2024 at 22:36:18

In Reply to: Sorry for the memory fade! And about midranges... posted by John Marks on July 29, 2024 at 10:09:13:

A number of companies have created "crossoverless" midranges. It's nothing new. One that comes to mind is Verity, since the 1990s. The company closed up recently, but one of their hallmarks was always no crossover on the midrange, which created some issues of its own.

Doug Schneider
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Topic - 30 Years ago, The Absolute Sound ran my review of Wilson Benesch's A.C.T. loudspeaker (Issue #119) - John Marks 08:06:00 07/20/24 (15)

TAS #119 must have been from 1999 - Luminator 16:57:28 07/27/24 (12)

August/September - E-Stat 06:17:54 07/28/24 (11)

RE: August/September - fantja 14:16:16 07/30/24 (0)

Excellent, thanks! - Luminator 09:42:47 07/28/24 (9)

RE: Excellent, thanks! - E-Stat 10:01:25 07/28/24 (8)

RE: Excellent, thanks! - tomservo 16:40:56 07/29/24 (0)

Sorry for the memory fade! And about midranges... - John Marks 10:09:13 07/29/24 (6)

Verity did... - Doug Schneider 22:36:18 08/01/24 (0)

RE: Sorry for the memory fade! And about midranges... - fantja 14:16:39 07/30/24 (0)

And about midranges... - E-Stat 13:36:51 07/29/24 (0)

I think Eggleston Works used to run the mids wide open on some models - Brian H P 13:10:51 07/29/24 (2)

My one subjective impression at a CES was that that speaker had a very narrow sweet spot - John Marks 15:06:09 07/30/24 (0)

RE: I think Eggleston Works used to run the mids wide open on some models - hahax@verizon.net 18:31:11 07/29/24 (0)

Burmeister - Geoffkait 12:22:44 07/27/24 (1)

Hi; (1) it's 'mester,' 'not meister;' and, (2) I should shut up right now!!! - John Marks 16:53:56 07/27/24 (0)

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Verity did... - Doug Schneider 22:36:18 08/01/24 (0)

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