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Old 3rd December 2010, 10:17 AM   #1
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Default would fe206esr work in fe208e sigma enclosure

Sorry noob question. I got a pair of fe206esr, would the fe208E Sigma enclosure work with this driver? I have been searching but could not find anything about these in the 208E Sigma enclosure. Thanks


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Old 3rd December 2010, 08:27 PM   #2
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Please help, someone must know about this combo. I have searched the forum and cant find the answer.

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Old 3rd December 2010, 09:06 PM   #3
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i did. i bought a pair when they first came out.
mine are 12.5wx20"dx48"h. i added a 5" fountek ribbon cd2 tw. on the front
baffel at the top. to me they sound great no need for a sub but i do have one.
will try to get my son to post photos. whit all the wood they get very heavy.
they are single layer.
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Old 3rd December 2010, 09:31 PM   #4
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i did. i bought a pair when they first came out.
mine are 12.5wx20"dx48"h. i added a 5" fountek ribbon cd2 tw. on the front
baffel at the top. to me they sound great no need for a sub but i do have one.
will try to get my son to post photos. whit all the wood they get very heavy.
they are single layer.
audioray--boston
Thanks for the reply,Thats great news, this is what I wanted to here. The thing was, I was going to build them for my fe208e sigma drivers I just got and I also have the fostex t900a super tweeters to go with them but, I happen to come across the fe206esr here and bought them. I have been on the look out for them for a while. I couldn't wait any longer so I found a pair of 208e sigma and bought them, just my luck I came across the fe296esr with planet 10 phase plugs already installed after I bought the sigma pair.

Do the fe206esr need the ribbon tweeters? I am planning on keeping the ones I have to try out. What cap value are you using with the tweeter?

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Old 3rd December 2010, 10:13 PM   #5
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my ears are 69 years old. i had only .56uf to my ribbons. after conversation
with josh at madisound i started adding caps and ended up at 5.0uf.
it depens on your ears i used a clarity red.do you need a tw. its up to you.
my set up sound excelent to my ears. the fe206esr are a jewel.
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Old 4th December 2010, 12:04 AM   #6
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my ears are 69 years old. i had only .56uf to my ribbons. after conversation
with josh at madisound i started adding caps and ended up at 5.0uf.
it depens on your ears i used a clarity red.do you need a tw. its up to you.
my set up sound excelent to my ears. the fe206esr are a jewel.

See if you can get your son to post those picture of the enclosures with the fe206esr in them, I'd like to see them. Thanks

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Old 4th December 2010, 09:18 AM   #7
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Hello,
donīt you find my HP?
take view of my SAXOPHON and
the RDH20, they would be a solution for the Fe206esr,
because of the depth may be with an extra baffle
of 25 mm.

audioray,
do you test your ears?
imho you donīt need any tweeter, fostex has enough HT
specially in your age, make measurements, 5ĩF seems
to much if you dont cancle the Fostex at ~3kHz
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Old 4th December 2010, 10:25 AM   #8
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Hello,
donīt you find my HP?
take view of my SAXOPHON and
the RDH20, they would be a solution for the Fe206esr,
because of the depth may be with an extra baffle
of 25 mm.

audioray,
do you test your ears?
imho you donīt need any tweeter, fostex has enough HT
specially in your age, make measurements, 5ĩF seems
to much if you dont cancle the Fostex at ~3kHz

Hi, thanks for sharing the pictures, very interesting designs. I will try out the super tweeter with the fe206esr, if I feel they are not needed then I will remove them, I agree with the cap value being high.
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Old 4th December 2010, 06:09 PM   #9
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i did say i am 69 years old. i use to have a single gen.use to sweep 17'000 cyl.
i know the UF is high but to my hearing is fine. my fe168----fe167 do not
have twt.no the206es-r do not need a twt. email your address i will send photo.
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Old 4th December 2010, 07:57 PM   #10
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sorry,
in your case i think your hear the undertone
one oktave below ~8-10 kHz because you must have
more than ~110 dB 1W 1m there. IMHO
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