Hello
I hope someone out there is willing to provide me with some design help. I plan on building three way speakers for my local church charity auction coming up in mid April, I would like to use NOS drivers that I have accumulated over the years. I can handle wood working OK, I really need help with : 1. driver selection, 2. crossover and box design.
I already have a pair of Scan Speak 13M/8640 and two pairs of Axon 10k01 woofers. It would be great if I could use the Axon drivers- I know they make a very odd pair with the SS...
I am open to any tweeter option as long as the cost is reasonable (around $100 -$150 per pair).
I hope someone on the forum would be kind enough to donate their time and expertise?
Let me know
Jean
I hope someone out there is willing to provide me with some design help. I plan on building three way speakers for my local church charity auction coming up in mid April, I would like to use NOS drivers that I have accumulated over the years. I can handle wood working OK, I really need help with : 1. driver selection, 2. crossover and box design.
I already have a pair of Scan Speak 13M/8640 and two pairs of Axon 10k01 woofers. It would be great if I could use the Axon drivers- I know they make a very odd pair with the SS...
I am open to any tweeter option as long as the cost is reasonable (around $100 -$150 per pair).
I hope someone on the forum would be kind enough to donate their time and expertise?
Let me know
Jean
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Scan Speak 13M/8640
Axon 10k01 Woofer
Your question seems quite honest to not deserve an answer. Is there any more information (the necessary T/S param. specs and curves) on the woofer?
A possibility is this
Beston RT002A Ribbon Tweeter
BESTON RT002A
Dr. Mark Says - Dayton RS 150S-8 and Beston RT002A crossover and box alignment
Scan Speak 13M/8640
Axon 10k01 Woofer
Your question seems quite honest to not deserve an answer. Is there any more information (the necessary T/S param. specs and curves) on the woofer?
I am open to any tweeter option as long as the cost is reasonable (around $100 -$150 per pair).
A possibility is this
Beston RT002A Ribbon Tweeter
BESTON RT002A
Dr. Mark Says - Dayton RS 150S-8 and Beston RT002A crossover and box alignment
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Nothing that a good googling on the net can't solve. I think we have a starting point for the Axon woofers: http://www.zalytron.com/pictures/Axon 10K-01.PDF
Good job pmolina.Nothing that a good googling on the net can't solve. I think we have a starting point for the Axon woofers: http://www.zalytron.com/pictures/Axon 10K-01.PDF
It's pointing to a BR box from 35L/39Hz to 70L/43Hz (WinISD).
Thank you everyone. The Seas definitely would work for the price range, (I looked it up at Madisound). I also looked at 27TBCD/GB-DXT (H1499), also in the same price range- they have been getting great reviews as well!. Can someone provide input / recommendation on the crossover? Madisound states they would only design XO for drivers they sell. I really appreciate the help! Please remember this is going to benefit my local church!
Thank you again!
Jean
Thank you again!
Jean
Unless you know what you are doing...... I also looked at 27TBCD/GB-DXT (H1499), also in the same price range- they have been getting great reviews as well!.
Well, I am a little bit dusty on Xover design. The first thing is to generate a FRD file for the Axon driver. We don't have an impedance graph of this driver so we will have to simplify the calculations. I am attaching the resulting FRD file.
Over the weekend I'll try to find the FRD and ZMA files of the midrange driver and either tweeters we mentioned.
Over the weekend I'll try to find the FRD and ZMA files of the midrange driver and either tweeters we mentioned.
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Thank you Pmolina!
I found one file at:
Seas 27TDFC - H1189.frd
Driver FRD & ZMA files
I am still looking for the others
I found one file at:
Seas 27TDFC - H1189.frd
Driver FRD & ZMA files
I am still looking for the others
Thank you for the input. As I stated I will implement what the members of this forum will recommend for driver selection and XO design. I understand that it takes a lot of experience to get it "right", I just want to get it "close". I appreciate the help!
Jean
Austin Texas
After reading posts twice:Thank you Pmolina!
I found one file at:
Seas 27TDFC - H1189.frd
Driver FRD & ZMA files
I am still looking for the others
Tweeter Seas 27TBCD/GB-DXT - H1499: It didn't look right, who recommended it? From what I see that driver is going to be a difficult implementation, give me a good lead...
Tweeter Seas 27TDFC - H1189: this driver from last post that pmolina recommended (post #5) looks better, Jean.
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I am attaching the files I used and generated to input on Jeff Bagby's Passive Crossover Designer. Unfortunately I got a Visual Basic error and cannot visualize the resulting circuit diagram, although I can see the resulting graphs and values. But I think this is only happening to me.
If anyone could open the files on Passive Crossover Designer and take a second thought, it would help. I think we are almost there...
If anyone could open the files on Passive Crossover Designer and take a second thought, it would help. I think we are almost there...
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I can't use (or import/copy properly) the files, is it possible to have them like in the "Axon 10k01 Woofer" posted formated file from post #9?Thank you Pmolina!
I found one file at:
Seas 27TDFC - H1189.frd
Driver FRD & ZMA files
I am still looking for the others
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PA 3-WAY XOVER FOR Axon 10k01-04 Woofer, SS13M/8640, SEAS 27TDFC: 52L/38Hz, 89dB, WMT
The others, that I can't read properly are from FRD, they are horizontal formated.
Any way I come up with a xover that can be looked at.
(Note: It's a simulation with no real driver data files, just to model a PA working xover).
It is interesting that when I model the xover I did a test for an WMT and WTM, being that the first models better, but I would love to build the second one (maybe better dispersion, I don't know, since one woofer and mid on the opposite sides), and they are very phase coherent, the 3 drivers from 500Hz to 5000Hz. Specs are 89dB +/-1dB (48 - 20KHz) w/-10dB@32Hz.
Woofer - BR 52L (internal)/38Hz
Mid - BR 5L (internal)/95Hz
Approximated size of the box external: H57cmxW32cmxD42cm
Shelf thickness (main box) in cm: 1.6
Volume total in Litres: 60.1 (counting w/driver vol. and ~6/7L box for mid)
Drivers:
Axon 10k01-04 Woofer
SS 13M/8640-00 4in Midrange
SEAS Prestige 27TDFC (H1189)
Yes, I know, that's vertical formated, it's good for me.Well, it's a zip file too. I just double checked it and it's ok. I'm using winzip 12 if that gives a clue...
The others, that I can't read properly are from FRD, they are horizontal formated.
Any way I come up with a xover that can be looked at.
(Note: It's a simulation with no real driver data files, just to model a PA working xover).
It is interesting that when I model the xover I did a test for an WMT and WTM, being that the first models better, but I would love to build the second one (maybe better dispersion, I don't know, since one woofer and mid on the opposite sides), and they are very phase coherent, the 3 drivers from 500Hz to 5000Hz. Specs are 89dB +/-1dB (48 - 20KHz) w/-10dB@32Hz.
Woofer - BR 52L (internal)/38Hz
Mid - BR 5L (internal)/95Hz
Approximated size of the box external: H57cmxW32cmxD42cm
Shelf thickness (main box) in cm: 1.6
Volume total in Litres: 60.1 (counting w/driver vol. and ~6/7L box for mid)
Drivers:
Axon 10k01-04 Woofer
SS 13M/8640-00 4in Midrange
SEAS Prestige 27TDFC (H1189)
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PA 3-WAY XOVER FOR Axon 10k01-04 Woofer, SS13M/8640, SEAS 27TDFC: 52L/38Hz, 89dB, WMT
Xover: 2.order, 3-Way 250/2KHz.
Feel free to change at will and have a happy event. Enjoy.
Xover: 2.order, 3-Way 250/2KHz.
Feel free to change at will and have a happy event. Enjoy.
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Volume Calculator - INTERNAL - and box plates measurements for cutting.
RE Enclosure Calculator
Convertion - Calculator
RE Enclosure Calculator
Convertion - Calculator
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Xover: 2.order, 3-Way 250/2KHz.
Feel free to change at will and have a happy event. Enjoy.
I have four of these midrange units which were given to me to play around with. I intend to use in a design 2 per side parallel.
Did you complete this system and would welcome comments on this unit's sound quality
Thanks
Simon
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