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In Reply to: Whizzer cone = distortion. posted by sser2 on March 11, 2007 at 21:35:17:
Wizzers add mass but also extend the high frequency response of a cone driver, so I think there's more to it than just power-to-weight ratio.My understanding is that a wizzer cone's smaller diameter and steeper profile make it much more rigid than the main cone. So when the main cone is effectively de-coupled from the voice coil due to cone flexing at high frequencies, the wizzer remains rigid and couples well to the voice coil and to the air.
Duke
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Follow Ups
- Whizzer cone = more extended frequency response - Duke 00:34:12 03/12/07 (4)
- That was a line of thinking of the person who invented it. - sser2 12:26:20 03/12/07 (3)
- Re: That was a line of thinking of the person who invented it. - Duke 13:22:35 03/12/07 (2)
- Oh, BTW, - sser2 20:05:46 03/12/07 (0)
- I must admit - sser2 19:49:30 03/12/07 (0)
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