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to make a center speaker with mid-range drivers of KEF 104ab
I have a pair of 104ab which cabinets are bad, foam grills are gone and tweeters have been replaced with tweeters made by Dayton. The mid-ranges and the passive reflectors are still very good. I am considering to make a center channel with the mid-ranges and the Dayton tweeters. I think the vocals should match my 104.2 nicely, which are in very good condition. Need suggestions on design of the cabinet and crossover. Thanks KEFFAN
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You'd pnly want to use one of the 104s to make a centre channel. You'd build a box of the same volume (tweeter above or below midbass) and then place the passive wherever convienient, my 1st thot was the back.
Seems a waste thou. B110s would be a better match (wanna trade?) dave |
Thanks for reply. What is the spec for B110?
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Hmmm ......
The aB crossovers specifically match selected T27 tweeters ..... You can lose the PR's by using the bass/mids in ~ half volume per driver .... But I don't like the idea at all .... My advice would be a proper centre design .... Move on the KEF stuff, fairly sought after on Ebay. rgds, sreten. http://sites.google.com/site/undefinition/diy (see FAQs) http://www.zaphaudio.com http://www.rjbaudio.com/Audiofiles/FRDtools.html http://www.rjbaudio.com/ http://speakerdesignworks.com/ http://www.htguide.com/forum/showthread.php4?t=28655 |
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I have the spec here. A vertical MTM could be fit in the same space as 1 B200 + tweeter dave |
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