thanks Tim....
you got an XO suggestion.
noramlly if I used a) I would have run the tweeters up from 3/4k, the inner mids full range till 3/4k and the outer mids would be used as baffle step compensation.
with b) i get a bit confused. one alternate is to use 4 mids in series/parallel and used baffle step compensation for all for mids but then 4 drivers working upto 3/4k might create comb effects wont they?
i am willing to modify the flanges of the tweeters to get teh centers cloe together. since they are sheilded the closest i can get the 2 tweeter domes from each other is about 2.75".
you got an XO suggestion.
noramlly if I used a) I would have run the tweeters up from 3/4k, the inner mids full range till 3/4k and the outer mids would be used as baffle step compensation.
with b) i get a bit confused. one alternate is to use 4 mids in series/parallel and used baffle step compensation for all for mids but then 4 drivers working upto 3/4k might create comb effects wont they?
i am willing to modify the flanges of the tweeters to get teh centers cloe together. since they are sheilded the closest i can get the 2 tweeter domes from each other is about 2.75".
Speakers finished.......some pics
The speakers are finished an running great. Hearing things in the rears that I haven't heard before. They have met their design goals - discrete speakers with a more diffused pattern.
I would like to thank Andy for his encouragement and his help.
Pictures of the finished rears, with and without grilles.
Rabbitz
The speakers are finished an running great. Hearing things in the rears that I haven't heard before. They have met their design goals - discrete speakers with a more diffused pattern.
I would like to thank Andy for his encouragement and his help.
Pictures of the finished rears, with and without grilles.
Rabbitz
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