Constantdirectivity
Constantdirectivity is a term used in audio engineering to describe a type of loudspeaker horn that aims to maintain a consistent beamwidth across a wide range of frequencies. Traditional horns often exhibit a phenomenon where the dispersion pattern narrows significantly at higher frequencies. This can lead to uneven sound distribution in a listening environment, with higher frequencies becoming more directional and less present in off-axis positions.
Constant directivity horns are designed with specific geometric shapes to counteract this effect. By carefully shaping
The benefits of using constant directivity horns include improved intelligibility, a more consistent listening experience for