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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Hi there and good evening!
I am a starter in DIY speaker building (and a first time thread poster here) and look for some advice on my first project! Maybe some of you experienced guys can help me on this – reading through this forum, I can see there are people here 100 times more experienced than me. My idea is to build a sealed, compact (approx. 15 – 20l / 900 – 1200 cubic inch) 2-way box, bi-amped with electronic xover using the "big" HEIL AMT:
Certainly, I would highly appreciate any feedback or recommendation on my project! I am sure here are people with experience in HEIL AMTs in an electronic crossover set-up. Especially I would like to know:
Thanks a lot for your feedback in advance!! Kindest regards Stefan |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
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Hi Dave!
Thanks a lot for your fast reply and for the great pictures!! Really great looking and surely great sounding speakers ! I wish I could place floorstanders at my place! Unfortunately, I can not. I am rather looking for stand-mounted 2-way speaker. More the Focal Mini Utopia-size, you know? I am afraid the 9" Fostex will not fit into that concept. Have you any experience with a "more compact version"? Kindest regards Stefan |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Seattle
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Stefan,
You can find here another example of loudspeaker with AMT. The woofer is a very light paper cone. http://www.lamaisonduhautparleur.com/kit-albedo.php As I wrote in a post about AMT 3, I recommend the XO frequency to be above 1000Hz. Say 1500Hz or higher. The Great Heil does not sound so great at 1K. |
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Hi cdfr, Thanks a lot for your link! I am afraid my French is not good enough for this website (despite a Parisian girlfriend some decades ago). Nevertheless, I understand the ALBEDO Kit to be a floorstander, as much as the SON from Dieter Achenbach or the AMT V or the Hurricane. Can it be possible that the most compact version of a 2-way with the big HEIL AMT is the original ESS AMT-1 pyramide (even not a stand-mounted 2-way)? Thanks anyhow!! It is great to see that people care!!! Kindest regards Stefan |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Taiwan
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How to integrate the inherently dipole Heil and a bipole mid-bass? Wouldn't there be some irregulations around the xover?
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