Loudspeaker System Design : Box Tuning As I alluded to if you happened to read (or at least skim) through the paper I wrote discussing loudspeaker theory, the tuning of a ven... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design : The Cabinet Designing the Cabinet for a loudspeaker system is less involved than some people might think. You basically have a limited set of const... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design : Testing the Mid-Tweeter Crossover Suffice to say that I've had enough experience with making speakers in the past to know that it is worth testing a physical realisation... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design : The Complete Crossover Last time I posted on the crossover design I was hoping to be able to design the woofer-mid and mid-tweeter sections separately. As is ... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design – A Case for D’Appolite? A quite popular driver configuration of late is to have the lower frequency drivers in pairs centred around the tweeter in the so calle... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design – Polar Response and Phasing Issues Recall from previous discussions that it is my firm belief that the strength of a loudspeaker system lies in uniformity of the polar re... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design – Enclosure Details and the Woofer / Midrange Crossover Finally I'm at a point where I can start detailing the design process. The hold up has been trudging through the low frequency model an... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design Theory To design my new loudspeaker system with passive crossover, I want to perform modelling to obtain an optimum crossover and enclosure de... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design – Part 2 Driver Selection The first thing to do when designing a loudspeaker system is to choose drivers. In the days of limited reporting of te... Continue reading
Loudspeaker System Design – part 1 A Time to Design A New Loudspeaker System It's been a long time since I last designed and built a loudspeaker system. The year of 1992 ... Continue reading