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Join Date: Feb 2006
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..Especially this one, although while attempting to model it in WinISD Pro with what little information they provide, it gave me a much lower sensitivity of 83.23 dB. I'm sure they're probably not fantastic by any means, but I'm wondering just how decent they really are. Anyway, I've been on the look out for a driver that's similar yet better than the Dayton Series II 15's for a similar price, hence my possible interest in these drivers. Crossed over 100-200 Hz, very clean, any freq response nasties as far as possible from the xover point, sealed cabinet with EQ, lowest FS possible, 8 ohms (will use 2 per cabinet), no foam surrounds, good sensitivity, 8+ mm xmax. If you have any good recommendations, post 'em. If nothing else turns up, then the Dayton Series II's it is..
http://www.martinsoundpro.com/moreinfo.asp?id=170 http://www.martinsoundpro.com/upload/item/1844.pdf Sugg. List $ 119.00 OUR PRICE : $ 87.26/ea. Just to refreshify anyone's memory who might need it: http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=295-130 http://www.partsexpress.com/pdf/295-130s.pdf |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Columbia, SC
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Perhaps this popular Pyle driver?
http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=292-218 I've never used it myself, but it seems like it could fit your needs... |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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15269/1844 (151269 Eminence) is a nice woofer - Le is kinda high at ~4mH
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Hi freddi. Looks like you've had some personal experience with this woofer? Would you happen to remember how accurate the specifications were? I'm a little confused with the VAS.. 1.27 cubic feet? Is that correct?? With these specs in WinISD pro, I'm getting a -6 dB EBS alignment with only 2 cubic feet at just over 15 Hz! This can't be right, can it? Any idea?
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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here's Martin's old spec plus that model's spec from Eminence
01-SPEC 151269 04-DATE 03/14/95 02-PART # OBS/1844 03-MODEL # 1525F5637 05-RE OHMS 6.21 13-FS HZ 23.40 06-LE MH 4.10 14-MMS GMS 103.30 07-QM 11.63 15-CMS mm/N .4472 08-QE .350 16-RMS NS/M 1.3068 09-QT .340 17-VAS LTRS 460.63 10-XMAX MM 9.10 18-SD SCM 856.34 11-BL TM 16.42 19-EBP 66.8 12-EFF % 1.63 20-SPL dB 94.1 _____________________ 15in. Bass Woofer / 15269 Made in USA &149, Santoprene Rubber Surround &149, Extra thick treated paper cone Specifications Diameter-15.187in./Impedance-8ohm/Frequency Response-20-1200kHz/Power-300W/Rms/Dc Resistance-6.21ohm/Spl-94dB/Magnet-56oz/Voice coil-2.5in./FS-23.4Hz/VAS-16.27ft3/Qms-11.63/Qes-0.35/Qts-0.34/Xmax-9.1mm/Zmax-212ohm/Depth-6.75in./Hole Cut-14in./Mounting Centers-14.75in./Weight-13lbs |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Thanks so much!
..Looks like they left the 6 out of "16.27" on their PDF for the VAS.
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