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Join Date: Jan 2007
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I'm trying to decide on an enclosure for some Coral Beta 6" drivers. It was going to be a Hedlund but right now I'm thinking about the Frugel-Horn Spawn. Is there a review anywhere comparing a Hedlund vs Iris vs Hiro vs KimChi Chang ?
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: UK
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Not as far as I know, though given that they all have completely different design objectives, they'll all sound very different. I wouldn't like to say how any would work with the Beta 6 though, given the lack of available T/S parameters.
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Stockholm
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Hi,
I've managed to dig up some information on these. Max Power 30W Impedance 8 ohm Res frekv 50 Hz Frequency range 50-20000 Hz Mms 6,5 g Effective cone radius 67 mm Qs (Qts?) 0,55 Spl 93 db Qo 0,36 Flux density 12300 Gauss Total flux 83000 Maxwell Dont take these figures as absolute truth, its just what I can find. These drivers have a wonderful build quality, some say they are better than Lowther and Fostex. Haven't heard Beta 6 but I have a pair of Beta 8. They are very good. I think I will never sell them. They are too beautiful.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: UK
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Yes, that's all I've ever found over the past few years. Not enough for me to want to risk designing something with them, except possibly a traditional, pre-T/S BR or similar.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Washington State
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Maybe try those in OB & do a hybrid design, they most likely accept OB easy as most good Coral FR's don't have shouty peaky nature to em & can be ran filter free. I do it with a cousin to em. PIM.
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What kind of enclosure did you put them in ?
Andrew |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Excuse my ignorance but what's that in English ? Andrew ps: perhaps some moderator will recognise I'm not a loony and let me post in real time ? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Washington State
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Hello,
No enclosure. I would put the 6 on a baffle twice is diameter for width. Then also use bottom end OB support, if even low end is wanted on top of the OB bass support then just use a sub Ox'ed very low. You cold just roll a good OB friendly 12 or 15" in w/ a single coil 4mh to try or so. You coould try the Beta 6 fullrange 1st, the HP it if you want higher SPL. OB stands for Open Baffle. I would not run it in OB without open baffle bass support. It is easy & very good sounding. I have yet to run a Coral driver that had a piecing peak to it in OB & allways run them filter free, as in notches & all that life sucking stuff. You might have to pad the Beta 6 for balance, but it can be done without this if you bi-amp, but if single amp just pad it with high quality resistors, or transformer which is subjectively best. This will sound much better than anyone here will concede to. J & G |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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I managed to find some more data for these drivers (or something close).
Parameter Coral Flat 6B Fo 68Hz Qms 5.671 Qes 0.433 Qts 0.402 Vas 31.346 L These are actually for the coral flat 6 rather then Beta 6 but might be reasonably close. I'm leaning towards an Frugal Spawn Iris V1.1 right now. Anyone care to speculate as to whether or not that might be a good match ? Edit: yeah - I've been un-moderated Andrew |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Chamblee, Ga.
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If the 6s follow the 8's spec pattern, then the flat 6's specs aren't even close to the beta 6's, certainly not close enough for finding an acceptable horn alignment.
GM
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