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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Amsterdam
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Hi Guys
Im planning an Alpair design and I am inclined to go for the Alp 10. However it needs a 10-15 liter cabinet size what the wife wont agree on .. Now Im thinking of ways to have volume without it showing it. I came up with the following idea, not sure if it works so I wonder what you guys think of it. Since the speakers will be located on both sides of the LCD TV I plan to use the unused space behind the TV, but then still the maximum volume I can get is about 6 Liters for each speaker. Now what about connecting the two cabinets and therefore creating one big 12 Liter cabinet for both drivers ? Will both drivers benefit from the increased volume and have a lower bass response ? thanks |
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frugal-phile(tm)
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How big a TV?
You could put A10.2 into a 6 litre sealed box, Q= 0.83 (a simple realization attatched) Sharing a volume gains you nothing and loses alot. dave
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
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thanks for clearing that up so quickly
The design looks good, you think the 84 Hz (-3db) is enough to use without a sub ? TV is a 42inch, approx 1 meter wide. |
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frugal-phile(tm)
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84 Hz would work (really) well with a sub, you might find it a bit lacking without.
My 42" TV is 62 cm tall. If you could live with a spaker the same height as your TV, i could likely come up with a box that would get you another ocatve on the bottom, and the same depth of the TV (mounted on the wall). dave
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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If you could squeeze them in, I'd sure look at the Mar-Ken10 cabs. i doubt you'd need a sub!
Best, Don |
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frugal-phile(tm)
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Don,
The idea is to warp a Mar-Ken10.2 into the appropriate shape. dave
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Location: Amsterdam
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I came up with an option : dual bass port.
So one cabinet next to / behind the TV of approximately 6 L (each) and then in a low cabinet below the TV I could connect a second Bass cabinet with approximately 18 L, splitting it up 9 L each. Therefore making 15L cabinet per unit Does a Ma10 have a lower F3 then a Ma7 in a 15 L (ported) design ? |
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frugal-phile(tm)
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You don't want to split the box up. You could use the 18 litre into a woofer box thou.
What is constraining you to 6 litre? Can we go back to where exactly (in detail) you need to put the speakers. Restirction #1/ we need to be able to put the driver into the baffle. dave
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