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I have been thinking about this for some time and would appreciate your views.
Looking to build an open baffle with 'wings' on the sides - yet to determine the full dimentions but have a couple of 6.5 projects to consider http://www.troelsgravesen.dk/OBS.htm http://www.rzaudio.com/rz52/rzss.htm The driver parameters are as follows: Dynaudio 17W75xl Qts 0.46 Qes 0.60 Qms 2.00 VAS 20 fs 40hz Re 5.1 Le 0.23 Sd 120cm2 Bl 5.7 Sensitivity - about 85 - 87db It will be mated with a Dynaudio D260, and I already have the Dynaudio recommended crossover built and speakers are housed in teh Dynaudio 25L ported enclosure. I am looking for more airy mids and highs, and will cross to an active closed box woofer. I will retain the passive crossover for the top. Do you think this design brief is feasable or ridiculous? |
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