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Reply With QuoteCould be a lot of things. Actual variation in the manufacture of the speaker itself, slight wiring differences (different cable lengths, connections, etc.), tolerances of the components in the crossover, etc.
Why do 2 same speakers don't sound the same ??
Hi,
Maybe this is a very dull question, but,
Why do 2 speakers, from the same set (same box, brand, make, characteristics) do not sound the same ??
I have noticed this on several speakers, from really cheap to more expensive speakers (hey, i don't own $1000 speakers)
And many times one of the 2 sounds just a little clearer.. a bit more 'highs', and the other is more 'damped' ???
Anyone ??
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Could be a lot of things. Actual variation in the manufacture of the speaker itself, slight wiring differences (different cable lengths, connections, etc.), tolerances of the components in the crossover, etc.
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