TB-1052SA full range drivers

kejolly · 22nd October 2005, 08:04 AM

New to the board and I was looking for a fun winter project. I figured that I would start out with a full range speaker since it doesn't require a cross over. This will be a simple 2.1 system for the bedroom.

I like the idea of a single TB-1052SA driver and thought that I would get a few comments on the driver. I tried using WinISD to design a box but I couldn't get everything to line up right. Can I use the program for full range speakers? Is this driver better suited for a sealed or ported enclosure?

Thanks

Kevin

smbrown · 23rd October 2005, 12:02 PM

If you do a search on the driver, you'll find lots of stuff posted here. For example, here is one interesting thread...
Tb W4-1052sa

FWIW, I used these in a BR design and they sounded very nice. Not as refined in the upper end as I'd hoped, but very good overall. If you look around, there are some plans, if I recall correctly, for a filter and a mechanical modification for these that improves the response and makes them very easy to listen to.

smbrown · 23rd October 2005, 12:12 PM

If you do a search on the driver, you'll find lots of stuff posted here. For example, here is one interesting thread...
Tb W4-1052sa

FWIW, I used these in a BR design and they sounded very nice. Not as refined in the upper end as I'd hoped, but very good overall. If you look around, there are some plans, if I recall correctly, for a filter and a mechanical modification for these that improves the response and makes them very easy to listen to.

22nd October 2005, 08:04 AM	#1
kejolly diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2005	TB-1052SA full range drivers New to the board and I was looking for a fun winter project. I figured that I would start out with a full range speaker since it doesn't require a cross over. This will be a simple 2.1 system for the bedroom. I like the idea of a single TB-1052SA driver and thought that I would get a few comments on the driver. I tried using WinISD to design a box but I couldn't get everything to line up right. Can I use the program for full range speakers? Is this driver better suited for a sealed or ported enclosure? Thanks Kevin

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23rd October 2005, 12:02 PM	#2
smbrown diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Portland, OR	If you do a search on the driver, you'll find lots of stuff posted here. For example, here is one interesting thread... Tb W4-1052sa FWIW, I used these in a BR design and they sounded very nice. Not as refined in the upper end as I'd hoped, but very good overall. If you look around, there are some plans, if I recall correctly, for a filter and a mechanical modification for these that improves the response and makes them very easy to listen to.

23rd October 2005, 12:12 PM	#3
smbrown diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Portland, OR	If you do a search on the driver, you'll find lots of stuff posted here. For example, here is one interesting thread... Tb W4-1052sa FWIW, I used these in a BR design and they sounded very nice. Not as refined in the upper end as I'd hoped, but very good overall. If you look around, there are some plans, if I recall correctly, for a filter and a mechanical modification for these that improves the response and makes them very easy to listen to.