Re: bib
I have changed my mind, it IS a book shelf!
nirvana said:90" x 14" x 19" deep
I have changed my mind, it IS a book shelf!
Claude,
Thanks for your replies. I like the sound very much. I have them mounted a 12x48in front panel with two hinged wing panels, one 10x48, and the other one 8x48. When I figure out how to post some pictures, I will do it. I'm embarrassed to say the wing panels are only fastened with duct tape. I just have not gotten around to a more permanent arrangement. Looks like your driver is mounted on a removable panel. Do you use this bib for other drivers? Thanks.
Jon
Thanks for your replies. I like the sound very much. I have them mounted a 12x48in front panel with two hinged wing panels, one 10x48, and the other one 8x48. When I figure out how to post some pictures, I will do it. I'm embarrassed to say the wing panels are only fastened with duct tape. I just have not gotten around to a more permanent arrangement. Looks like your driver is mounted on a removable panel. Do you use this bib for other drivers? Thanks.
Jon
For interest's sake, 1/2 space plot showing the relative differences in LF performance between the drivers assuming the BIB cabinet dimensions refered to above. The 12in AN needs a much larger Vp to 'breath' (as in about 84ft^3)so I imagine that its LF & midband sounded somewhat choked & lacking in transient attack. To a lesser extent, I'd expect something similar from the Supravox, as that high Q also wants a very big pipe (about 45.5ft^3). YMMV of course & there are other factors to consider too. Personally, I'm a big fan of Supravox drivers, even though they generally need very large cabinets.
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Scottmoose, please give me dimms for "perfect cabinet" for my supravox 215 signature bicone.
You could do it yourself easily enough via the various spreadsheet dimension calculators here: http://www.zillaspeak.com/bib-howtobuild.asp
As I mentioned, you'd need a very large cabinet of ~45.5Ft^3 (each), making for a box of 67.25in x 28.75in x 40.625in (internal HxWxD). Relatively weak motor + highish Vas = large Vp.
What do you think about supravox TQWT design and the caisson RJ from SUPR. too?
I prefer not to, in the former case. Nothing like enough volume. The latter is a trad. sort of cabinet, but not of a type I personally like all that much.
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