Sick Puppies
Wilson's Chronosonic XVX loudspeaker over 3/4 of a million US dollars
Wonder what the impedance/-phase angle graph will look like on these puppies, looking at the amount of D'Agostino amps used to drive them, I'd say could be pretty evil.
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Cheers George
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When solid state-generated watts became cheap, speaker designers started to care less and less about the impedance of the models they were creating. Kind of a corollary of the law of supply and demand.@twoleftears I think this is a good observation. If Genesis only had tube amps, they probably would not have been able to release some of the speakers with the impedance issues they did. On the other hand, I think that with the design tools and computer based optimization, there is no longer any excuse. |
erik_squires I took apart one speaker and saw circuits there deliberately designed to reduce the impedance. It made the speaker "discerning" of amplifiers.So it wasn’t a Conjugate impedance compensation load that you saw, that makes an amp sees a constant impedance load across it’s working range??? Your saying it was deliberately done to be detrimental to weaker amplifiers that maybe demo’d with them. Please say who these terrible cads were that did this kind of thing???? And if it was Wilson or not? twoleftearsReally!! you and whoever else is living in a dream world, if you think this is Wilson Audio design criteria Are you guys listening to yourselves I’ve heard many of their top range, that are a b*****s to drive and I can confidently say these will give better bass because of it and their deign principles than anything that’s 8ohm and 100db efficient and called Klipsch or similar. Cheers George |
I asked you that above because, I call BS on it, and you came back with this rubbish And you can’t even get that right, give up. What one of what you are referring to is "phase shift" in the mid highs of Class-D’s and caused by the filtering of it's output filter. And the other for speakers is the capacitive "negative phase angle" (EPDR) loading , not even related to each other. Go away please, you have lost all cred. |
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