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Join Date: Aug 2012
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Fostex driver specs are amazing want to look at using the fostex 4 inch full range as midrange by limiting it from 400Hz to 4khz but in a sealed enclosure..
can I do that? using in sealed enclosure?like FE126 driver |
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i dont see why that would be a problem. Maybe someone else will give a reason why not to do that, but i cant see one. Thats actually how i would use a fostex.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Yes, you can.
Getting the crossover right is the big problem, which is why it is often avoided. If the crossover is not right, most any advantage of a good driver is thrown away. |
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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the specs are way too good and I think that when it comes to mids I really dont see any scanspeak can do the resolution as what this driver can deliver... what say ?
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: victoria BC
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yup - you could quite possibly go even lower with the LF XO - in a small box sealed or otherwise, the FE126E won't dig very deep, but 200-300 should easily be achievable.
As weltersys notes, getting the XO "right" (whatever exactly that means ) is the most fun part of multi-ways - with the proliferation of affordable digital XO/EQ, and downright silly inexpensive digital maps, active would be my first suggestion .Note that if you're looking for dynamics, colourful and forward presentation throughout the midrange, the FE126 is a great choice - but super-smooth in the 3000-8000 range it's not - and some folks might consider the top above 15K to be dry. If you do decide to carry this through, I'd suggest you try to avoid HF XO as low as 4K - indeed a smaller Fostex such as the FF85WK* could very likely eliminate the need for a tweeter at all . * amazing little bugger this one is
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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i want to use them in 3 way.... I would be using vifa XTSC 1" tweeter crossed at 4k or 5k but im just looking phenomenally smooth mid im completely fedup with most of the mids... please show me the Nirvana..
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: victoria BC
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"phenomenally smooth" and any of the FE /FF series I've heard except for the FE108EZ would be contradictory - now the Alpair 7.3 is a different story - "Nirvana?", who knows but you?
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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so FE108EZ is bad driver?
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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one strange question why is the power handling of these drivers is very small? i feel very surprise that is that the real wattage? like for FE126 its 15W? strange I feel...
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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which one will give the best mids please tell me...
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