KICKASS budget speaker

Veloxy · 26th November 2011, 12:01 PM

Hello! My plan is to make a portable stereo boombox with a compact SEALED enclosure. All speakers sharing the same enclosure. After a long time of simulating different kinds of woofers I have decided to go with this 2-way setup! Please point me out if I am on the wrong track. However, my main question is how to build a second order XO for these speakers using components from this website?

2x Woofer: Peerless 830657
2x Tweeter: Vifa D26NC55-06

I will be using a 12V 2x25W amp6 t-amp from 41hz

DrDyna · 26th November 2011, 12:07 PM

Hm, the "how to build a crossover" question is a loaded one, for sure! A proper crossover design depends on quite a few things that are specific to the drivers and the enclosure. It would be best to get Speaker Workshop and spend a little time learning how to use it, if you can get (or make) FRD/ZMA files for the specific drivers.

Give this site a read:
FRD Consortium tools guide

and
Speaker Workshop

Anything worth doing is worth doing well!

26th November 2011, 12:01 PM	#1
Veloxy diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2010	KICKASS budget speaker Hello! My plan is to make a portable stereo boombox with a compact SEALED enclosure. All speakers sharing the same enclosure. After a long time of simulating different kinds of woofers I have decided to go with this 2-way setup! Please point me out if I am on the wrong track. However, my main question is how to build a second order XO for these speakers using components from this website? 2x Woofer: Peerless 830657 2x Tweeter: Vifa D26NC55-06 I will be using a 12V 2x25W amp6 t-amp from 41hz

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26th November 2011, 12:07 PM	#2
DrDyna diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2007 Blog Entries: 3	Hm, the "how to build a crossover" question is a loaded one, for sure! A proper crossover design depends on quite a few things that are specific to the drivers and the enclosure. It would be best to get Speaker Workshop and spend a little time learning how to use it, if you can get (or make) FRD/ZMA files for the specific drivers. Give this site a read: FRD Consortium tools guide and Speaker Workshop Anything worth doing is worth doing well!