Leemaze -
I have had my eye on the Wharfedale Evo’s! They look amazing and have received race reviews.
But, it appears they have the exact same woofers as the Reva 4’s which I wasn’t satisfied with. I really don’t understand why Wharfedale keeps using phase plugs on their dedicated woofers. Phase plugs, as far as I understand, are for helping direct mid to high frequencies and serve no purpose on a dedicated woofer. The space between the phase plug and cone causes air to move in and out of the cabinet causing chuffing at higher excursions and without a center dust cap the cone moves substantially less air.
I just don’t understand their thinking on this, especially with such a reportedly well integrated top end.
I have had my eye on the Wharfedale Evo’s! They look amazing and have received race reviews.
But, it appears they have the exact same woofers as the Reva 4’s which I wasn’t satisfied with. I really don’t understand why Wharfedale keeps using phase plugs on their dedicated woofers. Phase plugs, as far as I understand, are for helping direct mid to high frequencies and serve no purpose on a dedicated woofer. The space between the phase plug and cone causes air to move in and out of the cabinet causing chuffing at higher excursions and without a center dust cap the cone moves substantially less air.
I just don’t understand their thinking on this, especially with such a reportedly well integrated top end.