LSI Driver Question
nellis8166
Posts: 292
This is another general question from a relative newbie to the mix. I have the LSIC and the LSI9's. Are the two 5 1/4 drivers for different frequencies or do they get the same signal sent to both???
The reason I ask is because it seems that one driver moves a lot more air while the other does not seem to move much at all. Could I have defective speaks??? Thanks in advance for all your help.
Regards,
Nat
The reason I ask is because it seems that one driver moves a lot more air while the other does not seem to move much at all. Could I have defective speaks??? Thanks in advance for all your help.
Regards,
Nat
RTi10
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RTi28
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CSi5
RTi28
SVS PB12-ISD2
Denon 2106(pre/pro)
Adcom 5503(200x3)
Audioquest Diamondback ICS
Kimber Kable 8tc biwire(mains and center)
"Don't let your silly dreams fall in between the crack of the bed and the wall."
-J. James
Comments
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"Cascade Tapered Array" crossovers. One driver is crossed over much lower in frequency and is in essence a bass-only driver. Only one driver plays the upper midrange frequency range thereby eliminating the interference effects between the two drivers.
Driver 1: LPF at 200Hz 12dB/oct,
Driver 2: LPF at 2.4kHz, 12 dB/oct.
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