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Anyone Remember Gale's Chrome Ended Speakers?



 
 
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Old November 24th 11, 08:16 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Phil Allison[_2_]
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Plowman- whip out a spectrum analyzer and check your statement.


** Where is it ??

You over snipping idiot.


I think you'll find at least 95% of the energy is within that
bandwidth.



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Old November 24th 11, 08:40 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
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On 24/11/2011 09:16, Phil Allison wrote:


Plowman- whip out a spectrum analyzer and check your statement.


** Where is it ??

You over snipping idiot.


Non-hyphenating imbecile.

I think you'll find at least 95% of the energy is within that
bandwidth.



** ********.


... Phil


Non-sig-separator using ****.


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Old November 24th 11, 09:02 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
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** **** off.




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Old November 24th 11, 09:33 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Dave Plowman (News)
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In article ,
Eiron wrote:
Don't give a stuff where the energy is. 400 to 4k is approx telephone
bandwidth. If you think that produces lifelike speech quality you need
new ears.


Those Gales have tweeters as well. :-)


Different argument.

I think the point was that the crossover frequency was a bit higher than
other speakers.


Which makes them somehow perfect? It's a choice made by the designer
taking all sorts of other things into account. Not just the crossover
frequencies.

There was one BBC design - built pretty well regardless of cost - which
crossed over at approx 1kHz.

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