Stand up and prove it. Magico themselves don't show the alleged enclosure you think there is in the Mk I.
I don't care. And anyone with at least very basic technical expertise, can read that from the distortion plots.
This test doesn't prove if the mid driver is sealed from the woofers. These drivers are all still connected to a crossover. By pushing in on the woofers you create a current through the crossover which will cause the midrange to move even if the mid is completely sealed in it's own sub enclosure.Aha bluefox i see you own a magico S 5 mk 1 i assume , i don t exactly know what you mean .
You could however demonstrate quit easy that ack is wrong , just push the woofers together very gently backwards , as you do that you should see the mid move forward if ack is right which he is not , but anyway .
Ps i dont take responsability for any wrongdoing off course it can only be done with a speaker which is not on power.
If you see the mid moving outwards stop, dont overextend it
It works with a closed system , not very good with a bass reflex /open system off course
All I know is I am NOT pushing on any driver. I already went through a spell a couple of years ago where I blew up the mids on both speakers by playing it too loud.
Anyway, I am very, very happy with the sound of my v1 S5 speakers.
That is completely incorrect. Would you really debate me on this lol The only way this would be correct is if the speaker had separate inputs for both the woofers and mid/treble drivers.Current from such a gentle slow move i dont think so, plus if a parallel x over is used (mostly the case ) disconnecting ls cables leaves the mid x over disconnected from the woofer x over section in absolute terms or at least it could be the case
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I have just pushed the woofer on my S5 mk.II and the mid stays put. It was the same on the S5 mk.I.
Leif S - can you point me out to any quality 3-way speaker where the 5" mid would work in the same enclosure as the big woofers ? I'm curious, 'cos I'm under impression we are discussing things that do not even exist.
Hello Elberoth,
I can't point out a manufacture using a 5" midrange specifically.
There has been several designs from manufacturers where believe it or not, the midrange driver shares the same air space with the woofers. We ourselves had a model that used this type of enclosure many years ago. We sold a lot of that model and it was extremely musical and forgiving. But there is certainly a lot more to the design in which a designer may consider this type of enclosure.
Pls specify the driver arrangement you have on your mind.
Did your model was a sealed design with dual 10" woofers and a much smaller mid ?
I think we can both agree that this is simply not possible.