Since a good speaker disperses sound widely, its sound will also reflect and break up, or diffract,
from the inside edge of a grill or the outer edges of the enclosure’s front panel.
This diffraction creates sonic interference which reduces sonic accuracy.
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The results of these tests gave Paradigm® engineers a thorough To achieve superior resolution,
Paradigm® speakers are designed to eliminate diffraction.
Grill frames fit flush to the drivers and have soft outer edges to ensure that the driver’s
output will not encounter reflective edges — thereby avoiding diffraction interference.
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