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Join Date: Mar 2008
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the idea of building a high efficiency 3 way keeps pooping in my head.
it would be good if it were around 96db or greater. i have a 6watt SEP amp i like. i'd probably keep the crossover first order. what software (freeware perhaps) can i use to model frequency response? i was thinking about using a Fountek Neo 3cd, Audax PR170mo, and for the woofer, which is hard. i was thinking about an Eminence CH2010 basslite http://www.parts-express.com/pe/psho...16&ctab=1#Tabs any ideas with that one? i'd consider a dome tweeter if i could find one efficient enough. as far as response should the tweeter be a little lower than the mid? so maybe have the mid around 96db and use a tweeter around 94db? thanks and sorry if these are newb questions. |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Italy
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Wow, first order with the Fountek? Seems difficult to my eyes......
Also the audax looks "problematic" with first order imo. But I love first order a la thiel to say, I prefer sacrifice a bit of efficency and go 6dB when possible :-) The peerless hds dome is about 93-94 dB and it is 8 ohm if I well remember. Cheers, Paolo |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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i was thinking the low pass on the audax might be hard.
also, i remembered i have a GR research (gr-t6 i think it is) dome tweeter that is 6 ohm and 96db sensitive.... i figured the fountek would cross at about 4.5k or 5k. (madisound says 2nd order at 2500hz is good). audax maybe 700hz to 2.5k the ch2010 have a high pass around 250hz or 300 hz. if i can't keep the design sensitive there is not much point in doing it. also, i dont' have the equipment to take my own measurements so i need to model this stuff with software. another question. how much sensitivity would i lose by going 2nd order on the mid and tweeter? |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Italy
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Maybe do you mean the H/P of the audax....it has very low Xmax. You'll lose nothing exerpt transient perfection Cheers, Paolo |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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yeah sorry, h/p of the audax is what i meant to say.
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How about a two way with a fullrange driver like fostex fe126e and a 15" instead of the 10"?
Simpler to get right without measuring, and gets you more low freq extension.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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i thought about a full range with a sub for a low end ext.
i have some 2 way now that use an eminence alpha 8" with a vifa tweeter in a bass reflex box. sensitivity is just enough. i'd kinda like a little more midrange detail, a little more sensitivity and also a bit more low end extension... how do the full range drivers sound? i'll have to do some searching as i haven't really looked into them much at all. |
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I'll point you to a couple threads people are doing for high efficiency 3ways right now.
This is a 3way using the TD12S and neo pro5i http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1035126 using TD12S, phl mid and neopro5i http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1061558 The Basslines by dlneubec. These were inspired by the salk system below. He did quite a bit of waveguide experimentation to get the dome tweeter efficiency up. http://www.htguide.com/forum/showthread.php4?t=29988 The salk system that inspired the one by dlneubec. http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/i...?topic=54161.0 John |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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thanks john, i'll look at those when i have some time.
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http://www.troelsgravesen.dk/JA8008_DTQWT.htm
I can't wait for an excuse to give these a go. One day... |
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