Speaker Front Cover

Need comments, How do you feel use or not use speaker cover is better? I found that 90% of speaker are no use, why? Thanks

lawence09-23-2000 5:48am

john_l Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 782 posts 09-25-2000 at 07:16am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete In general I would believe this is true. However, in some cases the speaker grill is actually part of the speakers sonic design. The Spica TC-50 and 60 are examples of this. The grill actually contributes to the damping characteristics of the speaker and should be left on. The tweeter has heavy damping on either side to combat side wall interactions.
nilthepill Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 842 posts 09-25-2000 at 05:44pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I have found the sound without the grills more detailed, focused and more there there vs. with grills on on My Dunlavy SC-V's. Occasionally I try with them on and almost always go back to removing them. Dunlavy claims no change with or without but in my setting I have a both percieved and measured differences in upper mid/low treble range.
tml2 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 234 posts 09-25-2000 at 08:11pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Good question.Its a matter of your ears.Listen with and without.Its allways your preference.