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8th May 2011, 04:18 AM
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Join Date: May 2011
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Fast build - DubStep certified on a budget!
Can you say Excision? Holy Moley - These boxes came out WAY better than I expected.
I Got My Swagga Back! Here's the deal - Easy and Quick starts with combining some of the components and letting someone else do the math. This example involves a pair of NXG Pro 103i triaxial driver systems with integrated dual freq 3-position eq and crossovers. I used two R/T 770 enclosure-series 12-Inch single sealed bass speaker boxes which are pre-built using carpeted 3/4" MDF and have a pre-cut 11" driver hole so you'll have to cut the stock hole out to 11.75". The enclosures include a rear-mounted cable connection panel so you solder one length of single-pair cable to the connection panel inside and that's it for wiring. Finally stuff the enclosures with 2.5 pounds each Morning Glory 5-Pound premium fiberfill. It took me around two and a half hours work including some quick math to match enclosure volume with the woofer driver specs to within 5%. This system totally exceeded my expectations. You have to hear it to believe it. This 3-way, full range pair is rated at around 6 ohms and 150 watts. It has great DubStep class bass and superior mid/high articulation. Bonus: The tweeters swivel! Please let me know what you think! |
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8th May 2011, 11:15 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: London/Bangkok
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pics please!
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8th May 2011, 02:33 PM
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The first round of pictures I took came out poorly. However I am posting them anyway and will replace them when I get some better lighting or a tripod.
Picture one shows the triaxial bridge. http://www.oldinsulators.com/miscellaneous/nxg1.jpg Picture two is a right side oblique front view with the mesh grille in place. http://www.oldinsulators.com/miscellaneous/nxg2.jpg Picture three shows one of the two 3-position eq switches that is mounted near the mid driver at the end of the triaxial bridge. There is another switch near the tweeter. http://www.oldinsulators.com/miscellaneous/nxg3.jpg Picture four is a front right oblique with the grille removed. Low light and no tripod. OY! http://www.oldinsulators.com/miscellaneous/nxg4.jpg Picture five shows the no-frills rear panel connector plate which is already mounted on the boxes when you get them. http://www.oldinsulators.com/miscellaneous/nxg5.jpg |
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