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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Sydney
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Guys,
What do you think of this driver? I was thinking of using it to add some bottom end with an old 8" + Tweeter on an Open Baffle Only $AUD 25 ea This 250mm driver has a black paper cone, rubber surround and a high temperature voice coil former. 20oz magnet. Specifications: - Nom impedance: 8ohms - Power handling: 40watts RMS - Frequency range: 31Hz - 3kHz - Sensitivity: 87dB 1watt 1metre - Voice Coil Resistance (Re): 7.4ohms - Resonant frequency (fs): 31Hz - Mechanical Q factor (Qms): 2.898 - Electrical Q factor (Qes): 1.057 - Total Q factor (Qts): 0.775 - Equivalent Volume (Vas): 115Lt - Cone Area (square metres): 0.0346 Typical Application: Sealed Box - Box volume (litres): 40 Lt - Tuning Freq (Hz): 61Hz - - 3db Frequency (Hz): 42.3Hz - Qtc1.59 Pete McK |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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In any sort of box - yuk.
On an open baffle it will be fine, a lot better than most ! Wired in parallel if you roll it in 1st order as the baffle begins to roll-off, you should be able to extend the flat region by at least an octave, depending on the relative sensitivities of the driver and your main 8" unit. If your main 8" is a high efficiency unit, and your amp can easily take 4 ohms, use two in parallel per baffle ? This will give 93dB/W for the pair which is more like it. Adding a first order c/o to the high efficiency 8" is a good idea to relieve it of bass excursion that relative to the two other units (as Q will be low) is pointless, and it will play much cleaner as a result. sreten.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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http://www1.jaycar.com.au/productVie...=&SUBCATID=383
Is the 10" woofer, but for open baffle the 12" is even better ! http://www1.jaycar.com.au/productVie...=&SUBCATID=383 checkout that godawful Qts ! sreten.
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I agree with sreten. A Qts of 0.775? Definitely open-baffle...
And a "typical application" with a Qtc of nearly 1.6? Hah...
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Sydney
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I might give the 12'' version a go on an open baffle then,
with simple xover; The 8" is probably not that high eff, & is 15 ohms; Any hints as to baffle size wrt to Fs of the 8" unit ? (haven't measured it yet) thanks, Pete McK |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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Quote:
sreten.
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that 12inch woofer is the one I was always interested in mounting a couple of in the floor..
![]() tell us how it sounds, ok? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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The 12" Qts = 1.46 in the floor would not work well.
Drivers with a Qts up to 3 can be used in an open baffle, the baffle roll-off compensating for the rise in response due to the Q of the driver. In an open baffle the +4dB peak for Q = 1.5 will compensate for some of the baffle roll-off. Below Fs, 32Hz, roll-off will become 18dB/octave so around 30 Hz will be the effective bass limit. sreten.
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