looking for a TM using Seas 27TBFC/G

[Ling Gowa]

I'm looking for a proven TM which uses the Seas 27TBFC/G in a ported .5 cu/ft cab with a 6'' - 6-1/2'' woofer.
I built the Zaph 'All Aluminum', so I'm looking for suggestions on something else.

[jerome69]

see modula MT

[Ling Gowa]

Thanks Jerome that was the first one I thought of but it uses a .75 cu/ft box and I have a .5 cu/ft box.

[jerome69]

See Also this jay's ER18RNX 27TBFC Although i don't like the ER18RNX, i cannot recommend this driver

You can make yourself your loudspeaker if you use a 6" from seas, for example a magnesium cone or paper cone. Seas have published measurements. Use google to find the zip file.

[Michael Chua]

Here's one in 0.5 cuft box (15L).

[doug20]

Originally Posted by Ling Gowa

Thanks Jerome that was the first one I thought of but it uses a .75 cu/ft box and I have a .5 cu/ft box.

Don't you just need to adjust the port...the box size only effects the low frequency anyways no?

The crossover design wouldnt change would it?

[critofur]

Do you like me to do one in PE's .5 foot cabinet with the Peerless HDS Nomex woofer? I have some of those tweeters and a case of these woofers.



Peerless HDS Nomex 6.5" woofer at Parts Express

My original plan was to use the RS28F tweeters, but, shouldn't be too hard to throw on one of those SEAS tweeters, measure, and come up with a crossover...

[Muzikal JRNE]

This is my current favorite option: Mark K's ER18DXT

The Seas ER18DXT ported two way