Low-frequency range extension of loudspeakers by alignments which include passive electrical components was first studied by Benson and more recently by Von Recklinghausen. The present work uses a computer model to test the practicality of representative designs. A third-order alignment is found to have considerable merit. Measurements of real systems are presented.
Authors:
Clark, David; Geddes, Earl
Affiliations:
DLC Design, Farmington Hills, MI ; Ford Hotor Company, Dearborn, MI(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:
79 (October 1985)
Paper Number:
2291
Publication Date:
October 1, 1985
Subject:
Transducers
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