Signal Synchronized Transducer
Saves space while improving acoustic performance
- Allows for a more compact speaker enclosure without compromising performance
- Allows a larger waveguide to fit inside the enclosure, giving you enhanced pattern control
- Creates space for a port under the waveguide, resulting in deeper bass response
- Minimizes distortion and standing waves inside the loudspeaker
The waveguide (or “horn”) is placed forward in the enclosure to help time-align the low- and high-frequency transducers (a.k.a. the woofer and tweeter). The additional benefits of this design are as follows: Allows for a more compact speaker enclosure without compromising performance Allows a larger waveguide to fit inside the enclosure, giving you enhanced pattern control Creates space for a port under the waveguide, resulting in deeper bass response Minimizes distortion and standing waves inside the loudspeaker
