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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2009
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Hi
I found a nice par of Coral Flat 6 mkll's for sale and I am thinking of buying them and turn them into a pair of monitors. But I have a few questions before I make the jump.. First of all, are they any good? and is 180$ reasonable? Second, I'd like to build monitors but I don't like the shape of the monitors on the drawing I've found ![]() Don't like the look of the monitor when the width is larger (or much larger) than the depth. I like a square top and the hight about 1.4 times the width. But I don't know if this is possible.. Also the rectangular bassreflexport is ugly, can this be replaced with a circular one? And how would I calculate the dimensions? Help is appreciated
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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You ideally want the three internal dimensions to be of different lenghts, as to minimize resonances and spread them to different frequencies. Many people go with golden ratio sizes 0.618.
width or depth = Vb^(1/3)*0.618 width or depth = Vb^(1/3) height = Vb^(1/3)*1.618 The square port can be changed to circular, just keep the same cross-sectional area. Use the following formula to find the diameter: 2*SQRT((height*width)/3.1415)) There might be a small difference in tuning between the two shapes, but I don't know enough to predict such a thing. IG |
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Cyberia
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Coral Flats are one of the sweetest in Vocals, but I would pair them with Sonido Woofers- visualy a perfect match
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And what about crossover filters? I'm a newbie and thought fullrange speakers would be an easy start... Do you mean the SCW 178-8 ? I can't find pictures or english info, but their fullrange sure looks nice
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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I'm a newbie too, and that's why I power my speakers active with two amps, and active crossover! hehe
![]() Sonido drivers (data) I also think they would be sonicaly perfect with Coral Flats
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I guess the measurements would be 20.2 x 28.4 x 40.2 cm to get 23 litres volume. I really like those proportions... But a fullrange speaker with extra woofer... sounds very interesting to me but unfortunately I don't understand what they would look like. Is there anyware I can see examples? |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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![]() Should work fine IMHO. IG |
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