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From: pearse@hound.UUCP (S.PEARSE)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: ribbon vs. electro statics
Message-ID: <1286@hound.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 4-Aug-85 14:14:44 EDT
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Posted: Sun Aug  4 14:14:44 1985
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Recently there has been talk about "fast" vs. "slow" woofers. Someone
indicated this is only a function of limited bandwidth of the woofer.
Could someone explain how a, well, bandpass or lowpass system results
in a time delay? Is it just like how an equalizer introduces phase
distortions? Surely an equalizer doesn't introduce audible delays,
does it?
-- 
Steve Pearse
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