here is my version hope it helps
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Just curious but why is the correction method better than the disc?
I like the Xoc1 correction method because it utilizes the space bender while extending the horn path a bit. BUT it seems like the discs would provide better equal pressure across the cone as opposed to the method seen above. I will be building the drawing posted above in the near future but without the S1 addition.
I like the Xoc1 correction method because it utilizes the space bender while extending the horn path a bit. BUT it seems like the discs would provide better equal pressure across the cone as opposed to the method seen above. I will be building the drawing posted above in the near future but without the S1 addition.
I am very interested in what chrapladm builds and what drivers you use. My othorn build fell through due to cashflow issues and more pressing investments so I am now turning to the TH18 (missed out on 21inch driver sales). Right now my lighting rig needs more equipment/investment but these will be the next thing to start buying/building.
If these are good to 250hz I may match them up with some Danley SH95-HO's for my mobile rig.
If these are good to 250hz I may match them up with some Danley SH95-HO's for my mobile rig.
we've agreed that the th18 (particularly the most recent) is VERY close to the danley box. I dont think you can expect *better* performance out of this box in comparison to the danley box.
http://www.danleysoundlabs.com/danley/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/TH-118-spec-sheet2.pdf
http://www.danleysoundlabs.com/danley/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/TH-118-spec-sheet2.pdf
Panel q
Those look just like the ones I built! AND they preform well!
Some have said you don't need the corner reflectors,but air is like water and I think water will flow better with them in the corners,
Do brace inside and make big holes in the braces,I built 2 cabinets and the one with bigger holes did sound lower and deeper at low freq. I am thinking the braces divide the horn if small holes are in the braces kinda like 2 horns?
I believe it "Q" should be 15 and 1/2 inches from the edge of the cabinet,or that's where I have mine at that gives a widening opening around the edge of Q,as drawn ,it looks like it constricts the flow there,Measure around the bend form the end of Q as long as it progresses bigger it's good.
The piece at S1 I believe helps move the positive push from the woofer forward down the horn ,if not there, would the front waves not stagnate because they would bounce back,maybe a comment from someone who knows?
Just my 2 cents,Good luck!!!!!!
Regards,
NS
eyeballing stewin's model,it looks like pannel Q is too long.
Those look just like the ones I built! AND they preform well!
Some have said you don't need the corner reflectors,but air is like water and I think water will flow better with them in the corners,
Do brace inside and make big holes in the braces,I built 2 cabinets and the one with bigger holes did sound lower and deeper at low freq. I am thinking the braces divide the horn if small holes are in the braces kinda like 2 horns?
I believe it "Q" should be 15 and 1/2 inches from the edge of the cabinet,or that's where I have mine at that gives a widening opening around the edge of Q,as drawn ,it looks like it constricts the flow there,Measure around the bend form the end of Q as long as it progresses bigger it's good.
The piece at S1 I believe helps move the positive push from the woofer forward down the horn ,if not there, would the front waves not stagnate because they would bounce back,maybe a comment from someone who knows?
Just my 2 cents,Good luck!!!!!!
Regards,
NS
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