soundstagenetwork | Midrange Magic: The Real Reason Monitor Audio Uses a 3″ Driver to Improve Speaker Sound (Ep:63) @soundstagenetwork | Uploaded June 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Dispersion, which relates to how sound is projected from a loudspeaker in all directions, is one of the most important aspects of its performance, but also one of the least understood by consumers making purchases. To learn why it is so important to understand, we encourage you to watch this video about the Haas Effect:
youtu.be/92A3RNpOBXw
Numerous things affect speaker-dispersion characteristics, including cabinet design, crossover points, and the topic of this video, driver sizes. In this video, SoundStage! founder Doug Schneider speaks with Monitor Audio technical director Michael Hedges about the company’s choice to use a very small midrange driver in many speaker models to improve dispersion in the midrange, and to improve integration with the tweeter and woofer or woofers it is working with. Watch to learn more.
#audiophile #hifi
Dispersion, which relates to how sound is projected from a loudspeaker in all directions, is one of the most important aspects of its performance, but also one of the least understood by consumers making purchases. To learn why it is so important to understand, we encourage you to watch this video about the Haas Effect:
youtu.be/92A3RNpOBXw
Numerous things affect speaker-dispersion characteristics, including cabinet design, crossover points, and the topic of this video, driver sizes. In this video, SoundStage! founder Doug Schneider speaks with Monitor Audio technical director Michael Hedges about the company’s choice to use a very small midrange driver in many speaker models to improve dispersion in the midrange, and to improve integration with the tweeter and woofer or woofers it is working with. Watch to learn more.
#audiophile #hifi
