T-Line project

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>I'm not shure what "driver down" means
I think it is distance from top/closed end of enclosure (or I'm wrong)
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Correct. I take it you didn't build one, so what design did you build? Note that this isn't a TL, but a ML-TL, though if the sims are reasonably accurate should perform as good, or better, overall than a TL.

GM
 
These numbers for the BG20 were generated using Martin's
Classic Transmission Line Alignment Tables.
 

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Hmm, I just simmed the two 0.1 tapers since the lower the Qt, the >the taper required, and both are severely underdamped, being way too long with way too much Vb IMO. When I modeled this driver awhile back I wound up at L = 26.93", 47:1 (0.0213) ratio, driver at L*0.2338 for 40Hz Fb.

GM
 
Hi GM,
What sims did yuo use for this calculation :confused:
When I put yours enclosure data into Martin's mathcad I got an unevan graph.
But when I put BG20 data into Martin's Lowther ML TL design I got pretty good graph.
It seems that this ML TL design can be used with several drivers successfuly (Fostex FE 206E, FE 207E).

Zek
 
>Hi GM,
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Morning!
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>What sims did yuo use for this calculation?
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???? If you mean how did I arrive at the values to sim, I use BoxPlot and some basic design concept spreadsheets I figured out based on the Qo measurement system, T/S, structural resonance theory, and lots of experimentation decades ago.
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>When I put yours enclosure data into Martin's mathcad I got an unevan graph.
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???? The MLTQWT worksheet should be used. It looks great using the published specs, which is all I have, so are you using measured specs? If not, I have to wonder if you inputted it correctly. I'll send you the sim if you like.
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>But when I put BG20 data into Martin's Lowther ML TL design I got pretty good graph. It seems that this ML TL design can be used with several drivers successfuly (Fostex FE 206E, FE 207E).
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Don't know, I always design from scratch.

GM
 
ok i will...

ok i will use Equilibrium's calculations with Martin's Classic Transmission Alignment Tables for Visaton BG-20 for TL tuned to 35Hz, but What and Where Exactly i have to put this numbers from picture? Help please!
I have BG-20, I have wood, but i don't have the plans- how much and where to cut....
I think that the best method for understanding maybe will be when someone post here picture with plans for TL with this BG-20
THANK YOU very much!
Best Reggards

Niki
Bulgaria
 

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Re: ME TOO, ME TOO

Equilibrium said:
I’ve been contemplating something similar.

A TangBand W3-871S in a sealed enclosure on top of a MCM 55-1855 in a TL.

What would be the advantage of using the W3-871 as a mid/tweeter over using something like 28-847S? The cost of the two are very similar.

The 847 seems to have a nice response from 2k to 20k at about 90-91dB.

The 871 while smooth, is not as smooth and the response seems to fall off after about 12k.

I'm assuming I can hear up to about 20k, but in reality most of us may not hear too much beyond about 12k.

I'm interested in hearing comments.

Cheers,
GM.
 
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gmilitano said:

What would be the advantage of using the W3-871 as a mid/tweeter over using something like 28-847S?
The idea is to allow the 871 to play more or less full range by implementing a low cross over point of about 150 to 180Hz. For this particular speaker I was not looking for high SPL but for good sound at relatively low volumes, something no commercial speaker I have ever owned has been able to accomplish.
 
Re: Re: Re: ME TOO, ME TOO

Equilibrium said:

The idea is to allow the 871 to play more or less full range by implementing a low cross over point of about 150 to 180Hz. For this particular speaker I was not looking for high SPL but for good sound at relatively low volumes, something no commercial speaker I have ever owned has been able to accomplish.


Would you be putting a low pass on the woofer? If so, at what frequency? The 871 has good mid range response, but what about beyond about 12kHz? Is a tweeter for about 12-20kHz a reasonable option?
 
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gmilitano said:
Would you be putting a low pass on the woofer? If so, at what frequency?
I thought I would start with a 1st order low pass at about 160Hz and a 1st order high pass at about 180Hz with a 6.8ohm-8.2mfd-.7mh (a la Zaph) notch. Maybe a small side order of BSC and a Root Beer in a frosted glass mug.
Is a tweeter for about 12-20kHz a reasonable option?
Yes, very reasonable. I thought I would build it without however and then let my ears decide.
 
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Equilibrium said:

I thought I would start with a 1st order low pass at about 160Hz and a 1st order high pass at about 180Hz with a 6.8ohm-8.2mfd-.7mh (a la Zaph) notch. Maybe a small side order of BSC and a Root Beer in a frosted glass mug.

That is interesting that you will be cutting off the more expensive driver so low. What I find interesting is that the TL enclosure will only be for the woofer, which will operate at about 40-160Hz. The 871S will get no benfit of the TL as it will be seperately enclosed. I do however like your box design. How did you come up with the interior baffle and front large open port? Is that a software design?

The reason I am interested in your project is becuase the TangBand W3-871S is a driver that I am interested in. I am also interested in the 28-847S and am looking for a suitable 5" to 8" woofer/mid woofer.

I am considering a TL with two W3-871S and a TL with a 5" to 8" woofer/mid woofer and a 28-847S. Unfortuneatley, I am a very slow mover.


Equilibrium said:

Yes, very reasonable. I thought I would build it without however and then let my ears decide.

If you do decide to go with a tweeter, how will you incorporate it in your box? Do you have a tweeter in mind?

Keep us updated, I'd like to see what you go with and how it turns out.

Cheers,
GM.
 
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