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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: England
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I've come to a conclusion that I don't like subwoofers. I want a full range loudspeaker array not partially fullrange then the sub elsewhere! So for my next project I want to build a hefty 3 way pair of speakers, about 500Wrms each for my large front room.
So far I half decided on these for the mid and tweet but can't decide what to get in the way of a woofer, I want 10" and about 200Wrms. Morel CAM 558 2-1/8" Soft Dome Midrange Morel CAT 408 1-1/8" Compact Soft Dome Tweeter The thing is because I live in the UK I'm not going to be buying the speakers at different times nor from different shops in the US; I don't want to be hit with import duty and the rest twice. So the driver either needs to be from parts-express or for the UK and needs to not cost anymore than £75 each. And please anymore input would be great thanks! Thanks Boscoe |
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In my humble opinion, a single 10" does not a hefty woofer make, especially since you mentioned a large front room. At minimum a pair of 10's per side. Fortunately, PE has it's version of a 10" pro driver on sale right now, and still comes in under your $118/ per side
requirement. PE # Sku 295-030 |
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: England
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Okay thanks.
What's peoples opinion on a vented or closed cabinet. I prefer the neater nicer bass from a closed cabinet than the louder bass from a vented system, I also find that a closed cabinet is far easier to make! Last edited by Boscoe; 3rd October 2010 at 05:45 PM. |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Look up Blue Aran Its located in UK or Europe Audio a nice 5" might be a good start could be ScanSpeak Discovery 15M midrange and a 12" woofer, sure thing theres a cheap one in Beyma Studio series Vifa XT19 tweeter is ok you will need pro drivers if you want it tougher than that but 500watt ? I sure wouldnt like to be there if you want it that loud, I made the plans for this, a while back I dont know how it will work but it will be loud allright |
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: England
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Okay thanks mate, great help.
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Hi,
Your Search Results | CPC There's usually some good drivers there. Delivery is free over a certain amount. They sell plenty of Celestion, Eminence, PD and Visaton stuff. There's also some matches with MCM, so it can pay to have that open seperately, see what you're looking at. The guys there are really helpful, they respond to e-mails pretty quickly, and have sets of T/S parameters for most of the drivers they sell. HTH Chris
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: North Georgia
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The suggestion by tinitus to switch to the 5" SS Discovery midrange is a good one...a 10-12" playing cleanly high enough for a 2" mid is a rare bird (think Seas W26).
The Peerless 830668 & 830669 are good woofers, relatively inexpensive, and will play high enough to mate well with the 5" Discovery in a system with good overall sensitivity. I would stay with your preference for a larger tweeter to better match directivity at XO.
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: North Texas, USA
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That driver won't play low enough to be in a "full range" system. A pair per side is louder but not lower.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Winterswijk
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A nice woofer for a 3 way loud speaker is a 12". That is also the reason to build a multi way.
200watt isn't a design goal a maximum spl is. Dayton has nice price 10" and 12" with black aluminium cone heavy alu frame. 4 ohm. good for closed loudspeakers ![]() Dayton Audio - RSS315HO-4 Reference Series A nice keflar for closed loudspeaker Hivi/swans d10g. The same from monacor sph-250ke http://www.monacor.de/typo3/index.ph...pr=DE&typ=full ![]() Peerless also black alu cone. 10" 835016 also as 12" available. low spl ![]() How about a black carbon cone Here the sph-300ctc can do with a small BR and still good spl. ![]() MONACOR INTERNATIONAL:Ergebnis Paper cone woofer nice price qaulity of peerless. Sls265. ![]() Sandwitch Fibreglass cone ![]() http://www.visaton.de/en/chassis_zub...iw250xs_8.html Sb acoustics https://www.madisound.com/store/prod...oducts_id=8303 ![]()
Last edited by Helmuth; 4th October 2010 at 10:04 PM. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Lyon
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Hi Boscoe,
Zaph has done a big 3 ways in a closed cabinet. The kit at Madisound store. This kit is fully documented and will work without any problem. Cheers. |
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