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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 114965" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: tall skinny speakersYou say physics-and that is EXACTLY what I am talking about.&nbsp; What physics are involved that allow a single HF driver to have a narrow vertical coverage-with no horn.The Beatles never used the Vocal Master.&nbsp; It cam out after they stopped playing live in 1967.&nbsp; They only played one date (that I am aware of) after that (the rooftop session at Apple records) and for what I understand it was not a vocal masterPlease enlighten me if I am wrong here.At least a column of drivers has a cancellation pattern that allows for a narrowing of the pattern.&nbsp; A SINGLE driver does not have this.PLEASE PLEASE explain to me what physics are involved with that single driver.&nbsp; I am REALLY curious----------Especially if it is &quot;simple physics&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 114965, member: 30"] Re: tall skinny speakers You say physics-and that is EXACTLY what I am talking about. What physics are involved that allow a single HF driver to have a narrow vertical coverage-with no horn. The Beatles never used the Vocal Master. It cam out after they stopped playing live in 1967. They only played one date (that I am aware of) after that (the rooftop session at Apple records) and for what I understand it was not a vocal master Please enlighten me if I am wrong here. At least a column of drivers has a cancellation pattern that allows for a narrowing of the pattern. A SINGLE driver does not have this. PLEASE PLEASE explain to me what physics are involved with that single driver. I am REALLY curious---------- Especially if it is "simple physics". [/QUOTE]

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