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As I sit here, I'm listening to my first pair of homemade speakers. They are the old Weems pipes with 40-1354s, and I love them dearly. I'm wanting to make something similar with better drivers, and the FR125SR look really interesting. Has anyone modeled them in a TQWP? Or built some? The spec sheet on the CSS website mentions a bunch of designs, but I couldn't find any of them.
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One of the best implementations I have heard is the Calhoun from Scottmoose and planet10. It's a big box but an easy build. The side mounting of the second driver is a big plus. It's about halfway down the page.
You can see it here on Dave's site: http://www.frugal-horn.com/spawn-plans.html |
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FWIW I made an adapter to mount the original version of this driver into some existing 40-1354 MLTLs with excellent results, though I did finally tune them a bit lower to take advantage of its prodigious Xmax, so I imagine you can get similar results from your existing Weems pipe with possibly only some stuffing adjustment.
GM
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I want to make an entirely new speaker. I was considering using Bob Brines' version of the ML TQWT for the 40-1354. Would this be a good starting point? It seems his version is much more refined than the Weems pipe.
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It appears to be a bit too large, but damping will take care of that if required and of course you'll need some BSC if well away from any boundaries.
Note that this driver has no rising rate suspension to protect it against bottoming like the 1354 does, though I found my pair to be very robust with no audible problems after numerous 'clanks' playing PF's DSOTM and Jimmy Smith's 'ROUND MIDNIGHT at levels loud enough to bring the apartment neighbors over to be amazed at how loud/clear these small drivers play. GM
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Cal's boxes are the best i've heard with this driver. dave
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Which boxes are those? |
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D'oh! Thanks! |
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