naw sadly no flush mount i made the rings in such an order that getting the flush mount centered would be impossible

unless there is a bit that can cut the shape i need, might be
yea that makes sense, ah i wish i would have talked to you earlier,
i was focused on static structural support, looks and at least an expectable level of performance.
im not to worried about imaging issues manly because its going to be used in a dorm room, placed were ever it is most convenient.

and definitely slightly more "show" than "go"
it ***** that the tweeter is going to sound even worse because as it is it really doesn't fit my tastes, but it has me interested to hear more on good imagining techniques. i know from ele that as you go higher in frequency factors once negligible become very important and i have only heard bits and pieces.
so one effect of slanting the hf is to add distance, therefore the phase would lag but in such a way to be in time with the LF, makes sense, but are there any other implications that i am missin?
o i did the Linkwitz-Riley alignment but i couldn't do a Zobel network because i have no parameters on the woofers
and i wouldn't mind getting into crossover theory i am studying to be a mechanical engineer but my favorite class has been circuit design go figure
o and i really appreciate the input honestly i would have never considered all of these factors, really glad i posted
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