Hello,
I'm thinking of building 4way loudspeakers with coaxial SEAS MP14RE.
In theirs brochure SEAS recommends to use it with 2 mid/bass speakers, one above and one below this unit. For this speakers I have 2 options (because I have this speakers already):
1. VIFA M17WH 0908
2. SEAS CB17RCY/P
For bass, I'd like to use Peerless India SKP254/ I have them too.
My goal is not reference/high end sound quality, but proper interaction of loudspeakers and room; so I'd like to use this ideas:
1. coaxial tweeter/midrange (MP14RE), bipole design, crossover point about 2500Hz
2. symmetrical midbass units arrangement, bipole design, crossover point 250Hz
4. slim loudspeakers front and rear, about 180mm
5. deep clean bass - also bipole design (units mounted on both sides of loudspeaker; max. 6 units per loudspeaker), crossover point below 100Hz
I think of the same units placement on front and rear of loudspeaker.
What do you think about this design?
I'm thinking of building 4way loudspeakers with coaxial SEAS MP14RE.
In theirs brochure SEAS recommends to use it with 2 mid/bass speakers, one above and one below this unit. For this speakers I have 2 options (because I have this speakers already):
1. VIFA M17WH 0908
2. SEAS CB17RCY/P
For bass, I'd like to use Peerless India SKP254/ I have them too.
My goal is not reference/high end sound quality, but proper interaction of loudspeakers and room; so I'd like to use this ideas:
1. coaxial tweeter/midrange (MP14RE), bipole design, crossover point about 2500Hz
2. symmetrical midbass units arrangement, bipole design, crossover point 250Hz
4. slim loudspeakers front and rear, about 180mm
5. deep clean bass - also bipole design (units mounted on both sides of loudspeaker; max. 6 units per loudspeaker), crossover point below 100Hz
I think of the same units placement on front and rear of loudspeaker.
What do you think about this design?