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Hi Greets back
I generally dislike unions as well..well not the unions but the type of people that seem to head them. And I hate cops/teachers/nurses/public servants striking. I'd love to have someone explain to me though how you can tell a businessman (that is what the truckers appear to be since they pay for the trucks and their maintenance) that he can't raise his asking price? In other words...what is the point? |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Ruidoso, NM
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I notice the first one hundred pairs will include a machined baffle with magnetic grills. They look great, but I wonder what use they are...
Given most of us are looking at building TL designs... Is it appropriate (possible?) to correctly design/build for a segmented front baffle that won't impact the sound of the enclosure? I'm thinking roundover edges on the included baffle, butt jointed (with a block of wood glued on the back side to act as a 'seal' - possibly with the included baffle finished in black and the remainder of the speaker in veneer? Looking forward to the ideas of others to not have to trash such a great looking 'bonus' item. travis |
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The "datasheet" says a closed box will do..between 2 and 20 liters...so I though I might just use the front baffle for a closed box of 20 liters.
Besides that Dave told me to pass the baffle with covers around to members of family or friends and check out what they do with it...in other words they can be used for an interesting anthropological experiment |
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Seattle, WA
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I do not expect the strike to last more than a week... so after the holiday weekend i'd be surprised if it isn't cleared up. My stand on this is that the government can give these guys a break on the taxes on fuel (they are making big royalties on gas & oil -- huge enuff that there is no way to stop the looming offshore oil minimg (of which, with very strict environmental standards, i am in favour of)). A continuing rise in fuel prices i also view as a good thing... painful in the short term, but it lights a fire under alternate energy, pushes for fuel efficiency everywhere, and breaks us out of a lull fueled by cheap oil. I was talking to Bas about it -- here we pay a loon a litre (~ 0.67 euro, he is paying 1.40 + for that litre of fuel). Gas is still cheaper than milk, even bottled water, and most of it is taxes fueling our governments. dave
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With this i decided that something like 4 litres aperiodic would make a great small box to mate with sub(s). dave
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Attached is my idea of the little aperiodic. The beauty of a box this small is that there is a lot of flexibility in the shape (as long as you can fit the driver in). As drawn it is intended to have an agreesive roundover (otherwise i would build it with 1/2' and gain a reduction in dimensions of a 1/2" all round). Of course this shape does nothing for the bonus baffles (IMHO opion these are worth having just to find out how well the self-centreing works, even if you don't use them
Noe if you were to make a sealed box with the baffle as the entire front, it would need to be 2,5"/65 mm deep with 1/2" material for a 3 litre box, up to 13"/330 mm deep for a 10 litre box with 3/4" material (gross internal volumes with iinternal depth) dave
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It is also easy to fit the official 7 litre vented box into that sceme...
The plans are too big to attach here, so that is the impetis to get the planet_10 HiFi Box Design Library web page going. http://www.planet10-hifi.com/boxes.html You will note lots of placeholders, some of these are drawn already but need detailing, some are just planned. I also will need to get official permission to put up some of them (GM, Tim) If anyone has suggestions for popular designs that need clarification.... Note: Tim's WR125-based Ling's just got a good review at Positive Feedback. This design is similar to the 7 Litre BR dave
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Ruidoso, NM
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Dave - why the 'high' placement of the port on the 7 liter design?
Given what I've seen you say about use of physical bracing of the driver using a rear directed 'post' between the magnet and rear baffle, wouldn't the design be better served with such an addition and movement of the port below the horizontal brace? travis |
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