-=[ Quoting Greg Kurth to Gordon Gilbert ]=-
GK> Right. I want to hear it better, by dedicating 8" woofers to
GK> it and using a 15" for everything lower. I just don't know where
GK> to cross it over.
GK> This has been a serious hobby of mine for over 20 years now,
GK> and have read many books on sound reproduction, but I still can't
GK> quite grasp how one driver can reproduce more than one frequency
GK> at the same time. I have trouble expecting a driver to reproduce a
GK> bass guitar and low synth, *and* the quick pop of a kick drum.
GK> Care to try and explain it?
The frequencies are combined, with all the by-products you can imagine.
Harmonics are produced, etc. It makes as much sense as how you can decode
more than one frequency at the same time with only one diaphragm as a sensor.
This diaphragm is your eardrum.
Gordon will probably give you a better answer than this. :)
Phil
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