http://www.tb-speaker.com/detail/1208_03/w5-1611sa.htm
Has anyone tried this driver in a sealed box?
It has qts of .44, which seems borderline for sealed, or am I being pessimistic?
Also, to anyone who has tried this driver (in any type of enclosure) -- how do you find the treble quality?
Thanks in advance.
Has anyone tried this driver in a sealed box?
It has qts of .44, which seems borderline for sealed, or am I being pessimistic?
Also, to anyone who has tried this driver (in any type of enclosure) -- how do you find the treble quality?
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
look here :
http://www.hifi-forum.de/index.php?action=browseT&back=1&sort=lpost&forum_id=267&thread=8
(german Language)
cu Jörn
look here :
http://www.hifi-forum.de/index.php?action=browseT&back=1&sort=lpost&forum_id=267&thread=8
(german Language)
cu Jörn
Hey Zoodle,
I have a pair, (not in a sealed box) see http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/162668-conical-horn-damping-material.html
The treble is a bit lacking. Compared to my fullrange speakers I was missing a lot of details. But with a side firing philips tweeter it is not so bad. Details are ample now, and the side firing tweet isn't disturbing the soundstage.
I have a pair, (not in a sealed box) see http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/162668-conical-horn-damping-material.html
The treble is a bit lacking. Compared to my fullrange speakers I was missing a lot of details. But with a side firing philips tweeter it is not so bad. Details are ample now, and the side firing tweet isn't disturbing the soundstage.
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Hello,
look here :
http://www.hifi-forum.de/index.php?action=browseT&back=1&sort=lpost&forum_id=267&thread=8
(german Language)
cu Jörn
Jorn, That is a bass reflex enclosure, not sealed....
Gr. Paul
The treble is a bit lacking. Compared to my fullrange [two way?] speakers I was missing a lot of details.
Thanks,
Have you heard this (the W5) compared to similar fullrange drive units? If so, which ones?
I currently have 90mm units, and the treble is quite lively. I wonder if a larger, heavier cone might not be as detailed at higher frequencies as a small cone.
Thanks,
Have you heard this (the W5) compared to similar fullrange drive units? If so, which ones?
I currently have 90mm units, and the treble is quite lively. I wonder if a larger, heavier cone might not be as detailed at higher frequencies as a small cone.
Woops! typo...My other speakers are 2.5 way mordaunt short 908i.
Not really expensive, but pretty good. Only because of the 3 speakers with large overlap, lobing is quit noticable. If you move your head left/right or up down, the sound changes a lot. But on the other hand, in the sweet spot they sound pretty good.
I'm considering replacing the tangbands for mark audio alpair 10's, to get rid of the supertweeter.
(the tangband are going in the enclosure Jorn proposed, but with a build in permanent rear or side firing tweet)
If I swap them for the alpairs, i'll inform you....
gr. Paul
also the room has an influence here, I noticed a difference in performance in percieved high freq performance in my Alpair10 Conic horns depending on the room they were in, ranging from 'who needs tweeters anyway' to 'please remove the curtain'. In most rooms you'll find that the Alpair10 will perform very good, in some you might want to add a rear firing tweeter (as Paul did)Yes, bass and treble are both improved. Treble was almost enough. Maybe with a SS amp, it would be enough. My SE tube amp without gfb has a disadvantage there....
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