dominikz
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What might be interesting is a simpler design with a single instead of dual tweeters, intended for use in stereo pairs and multi-channel systems.
Dual tweeters might be fine when a speaker is used standalone (to try and achieve some illusion of width), but when the speaker is used to reproduce only a single channel in a stereo or multi-channel system, dual tweeters result in both an interference pattern in the horizontal dispersion and a directivity mismatch with the woofer. IME this degrades stereo image stability and causes excessive brightness in the stock tuning.
