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		<title>In the beginning &#8230;.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Over the years I have found that breaking in a new driver  for use in a new designs requires at least 150 hour break in. To that end I mount  the pair in a 60 cm (2 ft) square open back  baffel and run it through  the  receiver  in my wood shop.  Some times the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Over the years I have found that breaking in a new driver  for use in a new designs requires at least 150 hour break in. To that end I mount  the pair in a 60 cm (2 ft) square open back  baffel and run it through  the  receiver  in my wood shop.  Some times the driver is a keeper with great mid range  and a nice smooth roll off on the top end. Over the week it slowly sounds better until one day I am struck by the clean, natural  response of these loudspeaker drivers.</p>
<p>Now I kept thinking how does one get this sound in a multi driver boxed system ? Well I went to explore the web and found a lot of ideas but I believed they were mostly flawed , one if you tried a full range driver you always ended up with poor response above a given frequency . The sound was harsh or had that &#8220;paper shout &#8221; which some people would say sounds nasal . But what does one do if you can&#8217;t live with the disjointed sound of multi drivers and their crossovers.</p>
<p>First I designed a crossover which blends the drivers signal to give a seamless transition from a woofer to the tweeter. The early designs had a smooth balanced response, but after living with them for a few weeks I could sense the phase alignment was off. Tried offsetting the tweeter  but still didn&#8217;t give the single driver  focus.</p>
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		<title>Today</title>
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