Sure!
Sure,
Please look in this tread
HiFiForum.nu - Pix - Projekt Pukor & Trumpeter
The plug is built according to John Inlow site
http://www.inlowsound.com/
Hovever I did´nt have the time to spend weeks of applying paperstrips I´m looking for alternative ways.
The black (vrinkle-finish) horn was just a test so I am trying alternative materials
It´s a 200Hz Cut-of Tracstrix horn with 2" mouth to use with a radian drives
(X-over about 300Hz)
/Pix
Sweden
Sure,
Please look in this tread
HiFiForum.nu - Pix - Projekt Pukor & Trumpeter
The plug is built according to John Inlow site
http://www.inlowsound.com/
Hovever I did´nt have the time to spend weeks of applying paperstrips I´m looking for alternative ways.
The black (vrinkle-finish) horn was just a test so I am trying alternative materials
It´s a 200Hz Cut-of Tracstrix horn with 2" mouth to use with a radian drives
(X-over about 300Hz)
/Pix
Sweden
Yes,
It´s made of a 10mm thick sandwitch of:
3 layer non-woven cloth
6 layer of paper mass
3 layer non-woven cloth
Weight about a couple of kilograms but strong as can be stand upon (even though I have´nt tryed yet
)
I did´nt like the wrinkle-finish, so I am trying another method now, making the papper mass moulding first, and then apply the cloth
It´s made of a 10mm thick sandwitch of:
3 layer non-woven cloth
6 layer of paper mass
3 layer non-woven cloth
Weight about a couple of kilograms but strong as can be stand upon (even though I have´nt tryed yet
)I did´nt like the wrinkle-finish, so I am trying another method now, making the papper mass moulding first, and then apply the cloth
It will be interesting to know a comparison of the sound of "wrinkled" vs. "non-wrinkled"...
Here my first fullrange-project for nearfiel desktop use: "sonusminor AL" with Fountek FR88EX:
zyklus19
Wow! They look fantastic! How do they sound?
Nowhere near as ambitious as Alex's work, but I finally got some photos of my A7.3/dual SDX7 build. Quarter cut Sapele veneer on curved plywood carcass - passive line level XO.
Hi Chris,
Don't sell yourself short. I think these are amazing.
I was considering making something similar with 4 X A10p in a bipole MLTL.
Firstly how do they sound and secondly how did you construct the curved cabinets?
Bernard
Jordan Eikona in Jordan VTL cabinet
Hi,
I replaced the Jordan JX92S (EAD built) in the standard Jordan cabinet I made in the past with the help of a friend of mine.
A carpenter made for me the wood circular adapter glued to the baffle by transparent silicon. Even if the measures were slightly different I could use the same original holes for fixing the drivers.
After only 10-15 hours of music I can say that the result is astonishing: much closer to the live performance; they go lower in bass (I can start to hear by my stomach) and more details retrieved; a completely different speaker now.
Update highly recommended (although the new drivers are not cheap)
northernsky
Hi,
I replaced the Jordan JX92S (EAD built) in the standard Jordan cabinet I made in the past with the help of a friend of mine.
A carpenter made for me the wood circular adapter glued to the baffle by transparent silicon. Even if the measures were slightly different I could use the same original holes for fixing the drivers.
After only 10-15 hours of music I can say that the result is astonishing: much closer to the live performance; they go lower in bass (I can start to hear by my stomach) and more details retrieved; a completely different speaker now.
Update highly recommended (although the new drivers are not cheap)
northernsky
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Curved Flatmembrane-Line Fullrange in CAD-Draft/reality
Exquisite mixture of hightech style and something organic (I know that's how line arrays are done for PA installations, but very nice idea to use it for such a small speaker.) Looks like a robotic caterpillar.
How do they sound?
Does the metal ring?
Curved Flatmembrane-Line Fullrange in CAD-Draft/reality
How big are these? I thought they were floor standers, but see the desk top...