High Fidelity Sound Speaker

well i am trying to promote more attention to that little known most understood, under rated full range speaker.

Id say most here have never heard a  FR, yet have heard dozens xover types. A little EDU aint sucha  bad thing ya know

Sorry Ignorance is not bliss in this case. 

anyway,, you might like the sound, you might not, I love my new duo FR system. 

Its just super.

mozartfan,

No sarcasm here, just an honest question. If the FR drivers are so good by themselves, why would you need to use the other speakers with them, especially when they have a big gaping hole in each one which will of course undermine the performance of that mid woofer? Isn't the idea of the FR drivers that they are Full Range?

Well as I posted on the SET topic,,, 

The DIYers wish that  we all keep to a correct tag for these speakers, aka Full Range = FR

When in truth they are not really FULL -Range

Truth is these mysterious drivers are Full-Midrange-speakers with added bass, added highs.

Sure I am not speakering for all other FR speaker manufacturers,

But as we know from Joah over at Madisound.

Quote: **you can get 2 of the 3 but never 3 of the 3*,, 

Josh mentions its not his original idea, he borrowed froma  speaker geek.

While we were discussing the fantastic Seas Excel line of drivers.

So why bring this up?

AER/Voxativ/Cube (we will leave out TB, Fostex, Mark Audio at the moment)) all 3 majors, do not have drivers that can excel in all 3 band widths.

The law of  science, physics, says it is not possible.

Close but no cigar

Yeah I know Voxativ, Cube and AER all claim, 20hz - 30k+++ hz (AER says 80khz,,huge RED flag there).

Lets say the big 3 go down to 20hz, and all 3 up to 20khz++.

OK, Now what about the midrange??

Well?

Do the 3 get stars in midrange performance?

Impossible.

The law od speaker physics says , you can get 2 of the 3 but never 3 of 3.

So what the chinese geek did was this

He gives you good bass (all depends on what map/recording you have playing) , gives good highs (depends on amp/music recoding you have), and excellent midrange.

What, or why do we love Full-Midrange-Speakers?

A:  complete total mid band width/seamless, linear.

Thus the need for added assist,

I have not heard Voxativa's higher end wood cone driver, nor any AER, not Cube.

But as  speaker physics go, 2 of 3, never 3 of 3. Somewhere their drivers are not any better than my much lower priced Davidlouis. 

DavidLouis is like a  fine Bordeux, which as we know mixes  different high quality grapes together to make a  nice balanced blended wine. 

One very smart tech there in the DavidLouis manufacturing plant.

Which is why ho did not make alot of models  as does all/every FR manufacturer.

To me thats a  big fat red  flag. Whats their issue, they can't get it right??

True DavidLouis is a  2020 design. All other labs  speakers are now 5-20 yrs old.

The DavidLouis is the latest/newest FR on the market. ,, and IMHO the best  bang for the buck. 

Hope that helps explain your curiosity.

Thanks for stopping by.....

Well, here we go back to where we started. You espouse the virtues of FR and denigrate multi driver speakers with crossovers, and then finally admit that they can't do the job by themselves anyway. (which we all knew)

You'll probably counter that by saying that you're not using a crossover with the Seas Excel driver, but then as we also know, that has its own problems.

In the end I guess it doesn't matter. All that matters is if the end user is pleased, and it's apparent that you're not too picky and are easily satisfied.