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Old 28th March 2010, 05:32 PM   #1
spatch is offline spatch  United Kingdom
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Default Duets

I built a pair of Duets about 8 months ago
I used 3/4" birch play
15" Silver Iris drivers
15" Auggies
It took a long time for the drivers to bed in but now very happy with them
The next issue to overcome is the bass the drivers oscilate with deep electronic bass and I think its down to the baffles needing a bit more ridgity
I also will seperate the crossover from the bafle and keep them isolated but not made up my mind yet
I might add some weight to the bottom also to urther add stabilty
The Duet is such a simple design to work with and boy do they rock
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Old 28th March 2010, 07:38 PM   #2
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What is your amp setup? stock filter on the iris?
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Old 28th March 2010, 07:44 PM   #3
spatch is offline spatch  United Kingdom
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Yes stock Filter but have got caps so can upgrade at some point
Amp SAC KT88 Glowmaster A nit OTT for such speakers but work well
Plate amps (2no) for augie BSBPV 300
I might even go Trio at some point
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