Precision Devices woofer for hifi?

[Boscoe]

I like the look of THIS driver also with it being a good price, high effeciency and fits what i want from it I wandered if there's any reasons whby i shouldn't use pro drovers for hifi.

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Boscoe

[kipman725]

go for it I have one it's very well built. Won't go <40Hz without tapped horn (which I what I'm planning for it just not had the time). Pro usage is typically in a ported box but if horn resp is correct vast bass extension and SPL is possible in large tapped horns (120dB@ 30Hz in a 100L box).

[Boscoe]

Is the <40Hz suffeciant for a room 3.5m x 5m? I can't see it not being?

[whgeiger]

Originally Posted by Boscoe

I like the look of THIS driver also with it being a good price, high effeciency and fits what i want from it I wandered if there's any reasons whby i shouldn't use pro drovers for hifi.

Thanks
Boscoe

For bass, driver 'beef' is required in all venues.

For highs, a gossamer tweeter works well only in a domestic (TLC) setting.

I like this firms products and rank the quality equal to that of JBL.

Regards,

WHG

[bjorno]

Originally Posted by Boscoe

I like the look of THIS driver also with it being a good price, high effeciency and fits what i want from it I wandered if there's any reasons whby i shouldn't use pro drovers for hifi.

Thanks
Boscoe

Hi, I noticed this driver a while ago and made some simulations, i.e. a 30 Hz/115dB into half space TH: At 90W and below no HP filtering is needed ...FYI:

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