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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: karnataka
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Hi,
Hello folks I would like to inform all that I've managed to get a driver custom made (call it Semi DIY if you will ) I at this point in time will not divulge the details of where and how this was done and such,the reason being I want this thread to be concentrated on the driver and qualities,merits/demerits etc rather then people talking bout where,how and why was this done etc etc etc....... I will comment on that at the appropriate time,please understand !! I also had in between contacted Sumit for his own driver which he had readily agreed to do but I just couldn't get done due to 1000 reasons ! will surely get his driver too (Sumit you reading,Am waiting for your mail) !! Anyways without too much into these stuff how difficult it is to source good drivers (there's already a special thread by the same name) and all the blah blah's,I'll straight come to the point !! As Said above I've got this driver and asked a friend who is very well known in Audio Circle (L@y@ A****tics) to measure the TSP ! I want all the folks here in DIYA to comment on the driver (merits and demerits all the lowdown),any improvements that can be implemented or done to make it even better ?? Some Plans for further improvement I have : Venting the polepiece (6-8MM) Treating the Cone with some Coating ( with what please suggest ) Adding a Phaseplug In Lieu of dustcap. Please do let your views on the above as well !! Now for some Basic details : Size : 6.5” Motor : 120MM magnet with 8MM top and bottom plates Polepiece : 31.5MM Voice Coil : 32MM Dual Layer wound in 32Guage wire Spider : 100 MM wide and 10MM tall Cone : Air Dried with Rubberised Form Surrounds Some Pics of it for reference ! Here's the TSP measure by said friend ! First set of them without any hours on them (or max less then 1hr) Re :6.8487 Fs : 47.3723Hz Zmax :186.0971 Ohms Qes :0.3228 Qts :0.3109 Qms :8.4475 Le : 0.7287 Vas : 25.8084 L BL : 8.7027 Mms : 11.9917g Cms :941.2622 Sensitivity :90.546@ 1M /1W Second Test results after some brief burn-in using 25Hz Sine wave Re :6.844 Fs : 47.42Hz Zmax :186.72 Ohms Qes :0.3244 Qts :0.31 Qms :8.5251 Le : 0.7287 Vas : 25.8084 L BL : 8.82 Mms : 12.398g Sensitivity :90.88@ 1M /1W After 5 Hours of 25Hz sinewave ! Re :6.88 Fs : 43.8792Hz Zmax :177.1931 Ohms Qes :0.3000 Qts :0.2883 Qms :7.4175 Le : 0.7308 Vas : 26.9775 L BL : 9.2001 Mms : 13.3713g Cms :983.8979 Sensitivity :90.546@ 1M /1W
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Western Sydney
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Did you design this as a mid-bass? a Freq response graph would allow a more useful evaluation.
sd=? Using a guestimate of 140 cm sq. Unibox shows it's OK down to mid 60s in 10L vented; an EBS alignment will get it down to the low 40s in 25L Personally, I'd prefer to get down to the low 40s with QB3 alignment, but I suppose that'd be at the expense of higher Vas?
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Impedance varies with frequency, use impedance plots of your drivers and make crossover calculations using the actual impedance of the driver at the crossover frequency Last edited by PeteMcK; 21st January 2010 at 10:52 PM. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: karnataka
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Hi,
Thanks peter for the reply !! As to the question you asked,the Sd was taken as 135.6cm Sq !! The Freg Response Graph is with that mentioned friend only will collect it and post later ! About the Fs I expect it to come down as the driver reaches its saturation (or after say 50+ hours of burn-in) Hmm only one person was kind enough to post what bout other ?? Regards.
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Cape Town
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Each time you burn it in, the magnet gets stronger and the cone gets heavier
![]() Looks like a hole in the back plate next to the pole piece. What's that for? Looking forward to the freq response graph(s)
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Cascais
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Just looking, it's a good work from you and factory (team work). I like/prefer rubber surrounds though. Fs=40's is a good mark/achievement for that size of speaker to star with. Qts=20's is best too. Le is high, must have a very good roll/natural/high order at 4 xo point. The pressed steal basket is a no-no, but good for a entry point speaker driver made of good quality materials, tech can move 4 a complete line of drivers, as I see and depending of the numbers (units) you sell, generally more than the 300(/100?) mark. Let's see the curves... Congratulations.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: karnataka
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Hi,
Now we are talking !!Quote:
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As mentioned earlier Am even looking at a phaseplug design !! Quote:
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: karnataka
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Hi,
Hey guys what happened ?? So many experts and knowledgeable people and not one wants to even take a look at this ??Whats so wrong in this thread that no one wants to post a feedback or reply ??? Anyways here's some more info on the driver ! ![]() PLEASE GUYS give me some feedback !! Regards.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: karnataka
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Hi,
Common guys some replies please !! What the hell did I do wrong to not get any reply ??? Regards.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Shoud you wish to coat it for extra rigidity spray a couple light coats of oil based spray urethane or clear plastic coat to protect and give some rigidity and ad 10 or 15 grams of clay or silcone to the voice coil cap ( this will shift the fs a little lower in the FR and may reduce cone break up in the higher range
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2008
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you will definitely need a zobel network, which I bet you already knew
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