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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Went to the thrift store on my lunch break and, as luck would have it, spot a paire of shodily built homemade cabs with what I can spy through the grille, 8 inch FR's. Grab my swiss army knife and unscrew the front baffle:
a.jpg b.jpg c.jpg d.jpg Sweet! Philips AD9710/M8! Ceramic magnet version, so I'm guessing mid 70ies? Also had a 3 inch AlNiCo paper cone tweeter in there: will make a good magnetic screw holder! Notice the inverted, conical dustcap on these, never seen that before. How do you think that will affect sound? I'm pretty stoked with this find. Can't wait to measure the T/S parameters and see what can be done with these. I was gonna build something for my AD7060, but these guys will take priority! I'd expect a medium to high-ish Qts, from the magnet size, 0.5-0.6. Hope it's not too high to have more possibilities open. Will post my results here when I measure them. Any of you guys used this one with success? IG Last edited by IG81; 30th September 2010 at 06:03 PM. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: near Hamburg Germany
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Hello,
look here: What to do with a Philips AD9710 fullrange i saw measurements once in a german DIY magazine, i would prefer a Sat Horn like my solutions.
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Your Sat Horn looks like something pretty nice too. I had thought of a TL with such a "coaxial" driver/mouth arrangement, but was wondering about any possible comb-filtering effects. az Last edited by IG81; 30th September 2010 at 07:58 PM. |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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I measured the T/S parameters of my two Philips AD9710/M8 and here are the results:
Driver A: Znom: 8 ohm Re: 5.7 ohm Fs: 48Hz Qms: 3.06 Qes: 0.74 Qts: 0.596 Vas: 77 liters BL: 5.4 N/A SPL: 92.64dB/W/m Sd: ~249 sq.cm Driver B: Znom: 8 ohm Re: 5.7 ohm Fs: 45Hz Qms: 2.74 Qes: 0.55 Qts: 0.458 Vas: 93.9 liters BL: 5.86 N/A SPL: 93.95dB/W/m Sd: ~249 sq.cm I am somewhat concerned by the diverging parameters starting around Qms and onwards though, but of course there had to be something not perfect for once that I get some cool drivers. Of course I can average the two and design for this set of parameters; it just won't be 100% optimal for each of them. What do you think about this? IG |
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