A6.2M works in 1.5 -3.6 litre (the 1st pass of the large one (CGR) in the photo Chris posted, on the left, in natural BB on the granite & chrome stand). The vent in the smallest so large that the gross box volume is not much smaller than the universal uMar-Ken6 (2.5 litre, accomodates either A6.2 with no other changes)
dave
Yes the 6.2m looks like the way to get the range I want out of a small speaker. Is that only offered in the copper color? She was hoping I could match the cone color and wood species.
I could always change species, a dark walnut would look great with that copper color.
The uMar-Ken6 is the perfect size.
I could always change species, a dark walnut would look great with that copper color.
The uMar-Ken6 is the perfect size.
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a flock of millis here with FE127E
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
cherry / port(colored cone/EnABL), walnut/natural (natural cone/EnABL), walnut/dark walnut stain(colored cone/EnABL) , cherry/natural(natural cones, stock)
the current colors of Alpair metal alloys are the "gun metal grey/silver", and copper - the A6P paper is actually bluish - but can actually be colored - Dave will have a picture somewhere
Then there's the CHP70.2 "natural" (i.e. tan) paper (similar to the raw color of the Fostex above) - softer on the top end, but even more easy to color over a wider range -
Dave can address that one
I'd have to look at the sims to do a guess. F10 might be 60, F3 is likely closer to 80.
A6.2m does not work in a milli (the box is too big) -- only the paper.
Both drivers work in the uMarKen.
dave
as much as I'm not a particularly big fan of "the numbers" (way too many years of listening to all sorts of gear that simply didn't sound as good or bad as the measures or price would suggest) - those are silly good for such a tiny driver and enclosure - of course the downside is excursion/power limitations
They're numbers based on numbers, you have to start somewhere.
Amazing speakers for the desktop.
High-passed, they would make a killer 2-way.
jeff
That's perfect, I think in my system I should be able to push it to 60 if that doesn't work 80 will do just fine. This would be a good candidate to build with solid wood. I wouldn't even need to join pieces.
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