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If this is pulled off, it seems it could be pretty much that
It has the flat response of the P13 in it's favour, low order crossover outside the formant range, less beaming of high frequencies, probably a far flatter response than any affordable full/wide range driver Most commercial Coax speakers I've seen have been big 15" units crossed over at about 1khz, tbh I've not actually heard any of these drivers, so they could be great, but the crossover is still in a sensitive part of the frequency range as far as I can see I'm sure there are plenty of extended range drivers that could be used with a mini tweeter in such a way I'm reasonably new to this forum and DIY audio on the whole, so all the above is just my own personal opinion and isn't really founded on much experience at the moment, but like somebody else recently posted, some people like to understand the workings behind speaker design before throwing themselves into the fray I'm sure there are plenty of issues I've missed out, and some things I may even have got a bit wrong, but I've got no problem in someone politely correcting me and explaining where I've gone wrong in my analysis It's all a learning process
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yes you are right IMHO. those are the reasons i need to try this
I listen near field (43") and if the tweeter is remote from the center of the P13s , in that distance, the wave fronts do not coalesce into a cohesive whole and you are listening to a speaker that sounds split. very bad! ive tried 1" domes , Stryke Planars , and cheap mini tweeters(broke them)and NOTHING worked. MTMs are the very worst. I currently use Jordan JX92S FR and they are splendid, but $290 for a second pair will break the bank (literally, as Im retired) and I already have a lot of stuff left over from many previous builds, including the p13s and really good vintage paper in oil caps i got from Bruce Edgar, and everything for the subs . I do hope that the "TACKHAMMER 5" turns out to be as good as i expect removing the soft dust cap from the P13 was a breeze I will, of course, use them with a sub
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A little more information on how you plan to mount them would be nice, you intend to put the magnet of the TM mini tweeters inside the pole piece of the driver, right?
If so, won't the two magnets repel each other? Also, what are you going to do about the cable connectors(do they fit inside the pole piece) and running speaker cable out to the amplifier? Drill a hole in the back of the p13's magnets maybe? |
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Dave, what are your opinions on this particular design in comparison to a standard full range design in the same price bracket, strong points, weak points etc
I know you're quite well versed in all things full/wide range and that you sell a lot of vintage full range stuff, so your comparisons of these two slightly different ways of going about things would be well received Would it be possible to time align a tweeter in such a configuration, do you think this is of much matter? Have you ever attempted anything of the like yourself? |
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depending on how the magnets are polorized they may attract. if not, ill epoxy them to a small piece of wood and epoxy that to the pole. For connections, ill drill 2 tiny holes thru the baffel , run a piece of magnet wire thru it from the back and arch it up, over and down to the tweet like a "Daddy Long Legs". I saw one in my shop today which gave me the idea
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At 3.5k$/pr they are not cheap, so there are a lot of other top-notch drivers in competition... Exact, Supravox, Fertin, Lowther Quote:
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