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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: NZ
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hi im having trouble finding a driver like this:
help me theres no decent speakers in newzealand!! i have a 100watt 4ohm sub amp. efficiency ----- 94db/1watt approx (the hardest one to find) Fs=30hz or so Q<0.35 (max, i dont want peaky response) 4ohm 100-140litre sized ported box ok Excursion 7mm 12inch (im in new zealand also making US drivers expensive to ship generaly euro ones are cheaper) |
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Why not just parallel a couple of 8 ohm drivers with a 90-91 dB sensitivity? A pair of 12 inchers (30 cm) will give you plenty of output.
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Yes, it seems to be really efficient to 96 dB.
http://www.speakerhole.com/product.cfm?ProductID=1167 T/S parameters? www.madisonspeakers.com (skip the intro, it's dumb) products -> woofers (at the bottom) -> Warrior 12 All the parameters are in a difficult-to-read chart, but they're all there. Will this do what you need? |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: NZ
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IF i could find 2 decent 12s that would work yes i could wire them in parallel
but that just leaves me probs in Oz i can get a 12inch peerless XLS for 300$ ea so 2 of those is 600$ + i cant tune low less i have PRs (ports get toooo long for 25hz) i can get a shiva for 330$ thats about it my only other choice is cerwin vega 12 93db(probably more like 91db) 19mmexcursion Q=0.33 Fs=23hz Vas=85litre i wud buy this but its car audio and 100watts is hardly enuf |
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Focal was claiming that one of their sub was having a 101db/w efficiency.
It'S in the polykevlar series I think and wasn't given for free!!!
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
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you could try http://www.jaycar.co.nz for an NZ based distributor. Although they have drivers - they are "no name" and limited specs published (eg. I couldn't find an Xmax for any one of them).
Their most expensive 12" is NZD$300. You are better off getting that Shiva or Peerless for the money. Jaycar also do have plate amps if you need one (I bought a Redgum amp instead - before their prices went up 33%!!!!) I got my Shiva from John Woodhead @ Acoustic Concepts http://www.acousticconcepts.com.au . Very good and efficient service. They only support a T/T (telegrapghic transfer) though for payment (no credit card) for convenience. total cost was about NZD$360. Remember you need to pay shipping (about $45 from Aus) and your bank (mine is BNZ) will charge about $25 for the T/T. Dave. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Mars
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http://www.lambdacoustics.com Any TD12 variant would be nice, except TD12M. ie, TD12X 4 ohm model = 97db sens. fs = 34hz Qts = .27 Le = 0.3 mH Linear xmax = 10mm mech xmax = 18mm http://www.lambdacoustics.com/drivers/TD12X.html TD series is awesome. These are wide band drivers! ...Able to play full range if need be, if not, they also work great as a sub as long as you don't exceed mechanical limits. My application is low pass 300hz - 500hz and I chose TD15H for my project. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: NZ
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re: the jaycar stuff yeh i noticed the speaker i want (200$) has no xmax figures,, so ive emailed them :P
shiva is ok but again, 88db or so that td12 from lambda isnt bad! quite suited to what i want! thanks ppl i may go for a jaycar response if it has enuf excursion if not.. il go for somthing else :P id rather buy 1 jaycar 12 than 2 warehouse subs i heard they arent that bad,the 12inch reactor subs but i wudnt use it in the house. thanks! |
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