Do yourself a favor, look at this design instead. Much better sounding tweeter.
Aura NS6-255 and Vifa BC25SC TM
Aura NS6-255 and Vifa BC25SC TM
I'm looking to put together a simple in wall speaker. These will be used for my computer speakers. Can someone design me a quick crossover? doesn't need to be crazy, 12db would be fine.
thanks !
You will blow that tweeter up at 2khz with only a 1st order XO.
What is your desired budget?
You could take the Dayton B652 and cut the front baffle off the enclosure.
Mount the front baffle to the wall and build in an equal size enclosure in the wall.
That would make it cheap and OK sounding.
If you want to make it better then you could go with the Zaph Audio tweaks for it.
What is your desired budget?
You could take the Dayton B652 and cut the front baffle off the enclosure.
Mount the front baffle to the wall and build in an equal size enclosure in the wall.
That would make it cheap and OK sounding.
If you want to make it better then you could go with the Zaph Audio tweaks for it.
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Possible First Order Setup
You could try this.
I would call this a 6Ω design with a first order crossover at 4500hz.
I have used this tweeter at 4500hz 1st order and it worked very well.
Use the same box specifications as before.
You could try this.
I would call this a 6Ω design with a first order crossover at 4500hz.
I have used this tweeter at 4500hz 1st order and it worked very well.
Use the same box specifications as before.
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You could try this.
I would call this a 6Ω design with a first order crossover at 4500hz.
I have used this tweeter at 4500hz 1st order and it worked very well.
Use the same box specifications as before.
The caps come in 6.2UF and 6.8uf. Which one do you think would work better?
also, what guage inductor is neccessary? this will be a pretty low wattage system...
The 1 parallel resistor in the tweeter circuit is all you need.
The 6.8uf will work just fine.
18-20awg inductor is just fine.
REQ & CE are the Woofer Zobel.
They will help to tame the woofer and make it play nice in the crossover.
You need them, the 15uf cap for Ce can be a regular Non-Polar Electrolytic.
The 6.8uf will work just fine.
18-20awg inductor is just fine.
REQ & CE are the Woofer Zobel.
They will help to tame the woofer and make it play nice in the crossover.
You need them, the 15uf cap for Ce can be a regular Non-Polar Electrolytic.
fantastic einric thanks. I'm gonna order everything once I figure out what I'm gonna use for an amp.
Right now I'm using a Yamaha 5.1 receiver to power my bookshelf computer speakers AND the front room in walls speakers with sub.
I simply need more power to the front room...
Right now I'm using a Yamaha 5.1 receiver to power my bookshelf computer speakers AND the front room in walls speakers with sub.
I simply need more power to the front room...
Keep in mind this speaker would be somewhere between an 4-6Ω design.
Please keep that in mind.
Also remember.....this is only a simulation, not an exact science.
Will it be better than most off the shelf "garbage"? Probably.
Will it be better than a well designed 2-Way from a mainstream builder? Maybe.
Will it be the next revolution in audio design? NO WAY!
Please keep that in mind.
Also remember.....this is only a simulation, not an exact science.
Will it be better than most off the shelf "garbage"? Probably.
Will it be better than a well designed 2-Way from a mainstream builder? Maybe.
Will it be the next revolution in audio design? NO WAY!
cool thanks. I have my office demod. I'm gonna be mounting the speaker boxes right in the studs and going with an "old wood" look....IE no drywall on my desk wall....kinda like an accent wall or something.
I'm building my computer desk out of 3/4'' cabinet grade particle board and dimensional lumber. Then mounting my monitor on the wall in between the studs. Then the speakers in the adjacent cavities.
I'll post pictures as I go !
I'm building my computer desk out of 3/4'' cabinet grade particle board and dimensional lumber. Then mounting my monitor on the wall in between the studs. Then the speakers in the adjacent cavities.
I'll post pictures as I go !
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