Describe the sound of point source loudspeakers?

Hello @david_ten, my Loudspeakers Image very well in terms of proportion and coincidently are a Coaxial / Dynamic Drivers system type.
Note my above post should list Coaxial as same as Coincident - so as not to confuse an issue.
Many different system types ( loudspeaker ) image well - like one might expect ...
I think I would be more concerned with range of coverage ( audio band /
low end ) as a point of interest.

mijostyn
Point source speakers create a small image even if they are huge speakers. It is like sitting at the back of the concert hall.

Thanks for my laugh of the day.   You must tell a whopper of a fishing story to your buddies over a beer. 

I must’ve use the wrong terminology  and  thanks for everyone’s input. I guess I was talking about loudspeaker designs that use drivers that have the driver incorporate say the mid range and tweeter in one speaker like Zu or Tannoy. VS speakers I am using have many terrific characteristics but I am curious about this other kind of design where multiple drivers seem to be incorporated into one speaker cone

multiple drivers seem to be incorporated into one speaker cone.

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You mean front speaker baffle or speaker CONE?

Regards

I'd say near perfect integration of the frequency spectrum. There is also an openness that may be due to that some of these speakers use little or no crossovers.