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In the Forum: Playback Listening
In the Thread: Basic guide to advanced audio
Post Subject: Single driver and colorPosted by unicon on: 8/5/2011
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 haralanov wrote:
 Romy the Cat wrote:
One more thing. In my mind the injection that I use is more preferable solution then to use truly rich driver as you presumably use. The resosn is that using one good driver you have no control over it's color. The driver is what it is and you can't add or reduced colors. Using one driver you have no control over depth of colors, I do.

 I have control over thousand parameters of my main driver (and not only my main driver, but also my tweeters, my upperbass/lower midrange drivers and my 23” bass drivers!) Choosing the type of magnet system, the geometry of the magnetic circuit, the hysteresis properties of the magnetic steel, the type of the voice coil, the material of the VC former, the INDUCTANCE of the voice coil, the type of the glue for the different joints, the way the sound energy coming from the VC is transferred to the cone, the type of the cone, the geometrical properties of the cone, the type of suspension, the combination of different materials for that suspension (for more complex tone) and literally zillion other variables – I am able to manipulate the tone to any degree I want – I have unlimited freedom to do so.


 

Romy Besides that how I try to avoid any acoustic compression in drivers I'm using in my playback (upper bass , bass, mids , highs etc.)   and how I think we should only use them in outdoor alarm sound enforcement systems
 you are absolutely wrong about  "The resosn is that using one good driver you have no control over it's color. The driver is what it is and you can't add or reduced colors. Using one driver you have no control over depth of colors".
I recently have tried many mounting methods  and can say that for sure it changed many parameters such as colors and tones of drivers ...

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