The wings on the infinity had rear firing tweeters and they did that as well on the genesis 200 model.my new fr 30 has a rear firing tweeter.happy holidays and stay healthy
Magico - Wide vs. Narrow
Hi Everyone,
I'm not looking to buy, but I am a big fan of wide baffle speakers. I realized recently that Magico had a history of making wide baffle speakers (like the M5) which they seem to have gone away from in the current generations.
I'm curious if any fans have had a chance to hear both and if they have a preference, or impression especially in regards to being able to hear the recording space and imaging.
Thanks!
Erik
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@mark200mph wrote: "The wings on the infinity had rear firing tweeters and they did that as well on the genesis 200 model.my new fr 30 has a rear firing tweeter." Ime a well-integrated rear-firing tweeter can contribute to "being able hear the recording space". Incidentally, the superb Snell Type A-III mentioned by @erik_squires also had a rear-firing tweeter, if I recall correctly. |
@audiokinesis is correct, of course. As I recall it could be switched on and off. In my case my audition occurred with the speakers flat against the wall though. |
Dear @audiokinesis : Yes Snell came with rear tweeters and as a fact I paste/copy from Snell and in m my ADS L2030 I mounted a rear firing 1" silk dome with same efficiency and FR than the fabolous ADS tweeters in the speakers front firing. Yes, you enhance the recording space.
R. |
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