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Old 10th April 2011, 09:59 AM   #1
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Default Anyone used these dynavox woofers?

Dynavox LW5004PMR 5-1/4" Woofer

Dynavox LW6004PMR 6-1/2" Woofer

What I don't understand is that the smaller one in winisd, according to parts express specs, needs a much larger box (17-18 litres) and goes down much lower. Maybe I got this wrong..Is this correct and if so why would this be?

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Dynavox LW5004PMR 5-1/4" Woofer

Dynavox LW6004PMR 6-1/2" Woofer

What I don't understand is that the smaller one in winisd, according to parts express specs, needs a much larger box (17-18 litres) and goes down much lower. Maybe I got this wrong..Is this correct and if so why would this be?
Hi Bill,

It's all about T/S...

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Old 10th April 2011, 09:10 PM   #3
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Cheers fella, makes more sense now; I like the smaller ones but can't see any stockist in europe unfortunately
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If you have any other questions on usage, Ben "Wolf" Shaffer has worked with the 5-1/4" Dynavox woofer and can probably point you to the right tweeter, crossover tweaks, etc.
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Old 10th April 2011, 11:09 PM   #5
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Two Dynavox LW6004PMR 6-1/2" Woofers with Vifa DX25TG tweeter with crossover.
Some design help please

http://www.lyeco.com.tw/co.htm

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Thanks taterworks/inductor, its a possible project ie a friends wants me to make him a set of monitors for his home studio.
I thought of using the excellent jordan JXR6 crossed with either of the dynavox units or possibly an aluminium woofer like the FW168 (but power handling is just 50 w).

The jordans i can get a bit cheaper than normal and also the cabs in corian through a fabricator mate, so i reckon all in around 350 euros for a cracking pair of monitors.

One Q. because the dynavox material is different to the jordans, will using a 1st order(at 375 hz) cause a problem?

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There was a big problem with that with the voxs. I would have to look again. Can you be more explicit? The 375 Hz would be a (new) possibility...
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There was a big problem with that with the voxs

Can you be more explicit?
?? sorry, bit confused by the reply.
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Old 11th April 2011, 08:24 PM   #9
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Probably the low xover frequency makes it possible to use a 1.order, but the attenuation is not very nice as seen from it's (driver) output frequency (from my memory). I think you mention 1.order and it requires very good (behaved) drivers.
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Load a small box (.35) in Iso-Barik and tune the ports (I chose three) for GREAT theoretical response.
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