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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Zürich
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Hi
I have a Iwatahorn 300 with a Radian 950 PB driver and i am looking for the best audioquality for the mid-/bass and bass frequencies. i think that Onken or VOT would go perefectly with The Iwata's but it is very difficult to find some old Altecs 416A or 515 in good quality. I would like to know which other drivers you would suggest for Onken or VOT? Thanks a lot for answering Souldriver |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Zürich
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...nobody any idea?
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Bavarian Forest
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The Supravox drivers are designed for Onken.
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Great Plains Audio makes 515 series drivers that are highly suitable, as did Iconic (165 series).
There are also a number of drivers from Eminence that have reasonable TS parameters for these sorts of alignments. I believe that B&C may also have several suitable models, but have not checked recently.
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Chamblee, Ga.
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Plus GP's 411, 414, 416, 421 series if they can still assemble per original specs listed here: Thiele/Small Parameters for Altec LF Loudspeakers
Regardless, one can use WinISD Pro or similar to check drivers to see if they are suitable by selecting a Qb3 alignment with [6-8] vents totaling [0.75-1.0x] driver area [Sd] that don't exceed ~35 cm long. GM
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Ditto what Kevin and Greg said. You can use a box simulator to "try before you buy" be using the parameters listed above. You can think of the original Onken as a 340L bass reflex tuned to 39Hz.
The nice thing about the 416 was its high efficiency and low Fs. If you don't get a modern 416, then look for something like it. Most pro 15s have a higher Fs than the Altec.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Thanks a lot for your advise. i will give try to check out these thiele /small parameters with some other speakers. i think it is quit difficult (after reading some treads about the Onken) to find other speakers then Altecs or GPA's. Yes, the Supravox could be a possibility but somebody wrote that the 285 does not go below 50hz which is not enough for me. on the other hand i will have a closer look to open baffles design. i guess with 4 18' Dipoles i could get some nice performance as well. il keep you informed. any further adises will be veeery welcome. thanks again!
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Did you see this system?
Hemp Coaxial |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Chamblee, Ga.
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What say a box program?
GM
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