I've never heard a full range single driver speaker, what's a good example of one for the OP to consider? It would need to produce listenable sound from 20hz to 20khz. Reasonable SPL and low distortion.
- ...
- 140 posts total
I'm interested in Cube Audio's cheating version. Full range with subs with an 80/100Hz crossover. I might build a version of it for myself. You can buy the drivers and put them in a sealed box for under $5500 total cost. Then I'd use the 2 x 12" cabinets from my Coincident PREs for the lowest registers. Maybe you lose a bit of the magic of the full range driver by incorporating that crossover, but you also get full extension that way... and no crossover in the most important regions. |
TANNOY dual concentric driver. They pioneered the technology long ago, 1947 to be exact. https://www.tannoy.com/innovation/Dual-Concentric-Driver-Technology.html |
- 140 posts total