Seas FA22RCZ full range project

... please could you tell us a few words of the result (sorry..I´m not the specialist for reading diagrams...)
Hi Karten

very short:

both graphs, the black (Gradient AX8) and the red (Seas FA) are nearly parallel in all grafs. This means: both drivers should give nearly the exact performance in that enclosure.

Slight differences in impedance - who cares ?
or max SPL: here the Seas is "better" - probl. higher x-max ?

Don't care about the "high" towards deeper frequencies - it's a simulation, that excludes the effects of the small baffle-width.
The measurement (follow links) provide a perfekt fit.
 
Here is a picture of the modified SEAS wideband, a view into the multichamber cabinet and the reflex tubes.
 

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With EnABL you really need 2 to fully appreciate the difference as it has to do with increased downward dynamic range improving the 3d soundstage.

But still, one has to work with what they have.

dave

I obviously have two drivers, but I thought if I treat both of them at the same time then it might be difficult to give a fair unbiased evaluation of the modifications. That is it won't be possible to do an a/b comparison.
 
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I obviously have two drivers, but I thought if I treat both of them at the same time then it might be difficult to give a fair unbiased evaluation of the modifications. That is it won't be possible to do an a/b comparison.

True, but mono vrs mono won't tell you anything about one of the largest beenfits of EnABL.

Treating them both won't allow any direct comparison.

dave
 
Hi Karten

very short:

both graphs, the black (Gradient AX8) and the red (Seas FA) are nearly parallel in all grafs. This means: both drivers should give nearly the exact performance in that enclosure.

Slight differences in impedance - who cares ?
or max SPL: here the Seas is "better" - probl. higher x-max ?

Don't care about the "high" towards deeper frequencies - it's a simulation, that excludes the effects of the small baffle-width.
The measurement (follow links) provide a perfekt fit.

Hello Joern,

thanks...I understand yozr message.

regards
Karsten
 
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Scottmoose:
How critical is the enclosure volume as outlined in first post? If I brace up the enclosue as recomended by planet 10 do I need to increase volume per the bracing?

ML-TLs are usually pretty tolerant. If worried and if you use 18mm material, increase the width by 12mm.

dave
 

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