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In Reply to: Re: bridged-amp + series speaker vs se-amp + parallel speaker? posted by STUART on September 30, 2004 at 07:40:31:
Re: the Q of the drivers being lowered in series vs. parallel."Q" is variable denoting directionality of a given source. In most audio cases, it gives a numerary reference to how much sound is directed along the axis of the speaker. As lower frequencies are reproduced by a speaker, they get less directional. Higher frequencies are much more directional, thus a "sweet spot" between both horns of a speaker system.
The wiring of the speakers has nothing to do with their directionality. It does however impact the amount of energy they can transduce.
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- Re: bridged-amp + series speaker vs se-amp + parallel speaker? - BobbyK 20:27:14 09/30/04 (4)
- Re: bridged-amp + series speaker vs se-amp + parallel speaker? - Jacques 07:08:11 10/01/04 (3)
- Re: bridged-amp + series speaker vs se-amp + parallel speaker? - Nick 20:06:48 10/01/04 (2)
- Re: bridged-amp + series speaker vs se-amp + parallel speaker? - Jacques 06:09:47 10/02/04 (1)
- Sorry - Nick 12:27:36 10/02/04 (0)
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