Question on fx surrounds
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For the fx500i and similar models.
Any reason why they used two tweeters and one mid/bass driver vs. one tweeter and two mid/bass drivers ?
Are highs better dispersed? Is is really just cost?
Any reason why they used two tweeters and one mid/bass driver vs. one tweeter and two mid/bass drivers ?
Are highs better dispersed? Is is really just cost?
Polk Rt800i -Fronts
Polk cs400i -Center
Polk fx500i -side surrounds
Polk rc60i -rear surrounds
Onkyo TX-NR 1009 (9.2) receiver
Velodyne cht12
Polk psw111
Polk cs400i -Center
Polk fx500i -side surrounds
Polk rc60i -rear surrounds
Onkyo TX-NR 1009 (9.2) receiver
Velodyne cht12
Polk psw111
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High freq. is more directional than Low freq., so if you are designing a surround speaker line, and you are making smaller and smaller cabinets and price point, then I guess you can pull the second mid-woofer and leave the tweeter and still get a difussed sound field.Dodd - Battery Preamp
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