Phase and time alligned speakers


Preservation of coherent properties of the sound field, specifically phase and time, is a design goal for many speakers. I conclude, therefore, that the less dispersion the signal sees along its path, the better the speakers will sound.

I am looking for an understanding of what properties electronics and cable should have in order to maximize the benefits of phase and time alligned speaker designs. The above is my own first attempt to think the problem through.

Thanks.
judit

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Marty...most speakers...operating as such in the time domain...are poor instruments...but then again...not every time and phase correct speaker has "blown my hair back"...Vandersteen,Meadowlark,etc are good speakers...but to me..their shortcomings have more to do with LF extension(or lack of it)...and in this regard...at their prospective price point...they are no different than many other designs...