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9th July 2004, 04:43 PM
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21w8555-01
does anyone know of a nice design with (1 or 2) scanspeak 21w8555-01 ?
All links/ suggestions are welcome, closed or ported or TL Or anything thanks! |
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26th July 2004, 08:54 AM
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'come on you guys, nobody? Anything?
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26th July 2004, 09:34 AM
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the eve2 has only one 8555 but it is a start.
I see it is now a closed design with Q=0,5 (how many litres?) ok thanks Geenius! |
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26th July 2004, 09:37 AM
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Hallo Aaron,
I designed a extension cabinet for my smaller bookshelf type speakers using this Scanspeak unit. Not sure how they sound though, not finished yet. I used WinISD, if you're determined you want to use these drivers, just plug some data in Win ISD and simulate them. Initially I wanted a closed design (because the bookshelf loudspeakers are closed as well), later on I went for maximum extension and used a tuned port (I can always close the port and still have a usable closed speaker cabinet). Regards, Jarno.
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26th July 2004, 09:40 AM
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Had a look at the eVe II, my system is similar (I am not quite sure how much internal volume I had, I think 50 litres).
Just go for it! Regards, Jarno.
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26th July 2004, 09:41 AM
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Jarno
As I understand the 8555-01 was intended for closed use and the 8555-00 for ported designs I allready have 4 8555-01's so no choice here. I have used lspcad for simulation. what is the volume you are using (and port dimentions?) |
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26th July 2004, 09:43 AM
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50 litres? that would make 100 ltrs total, hmmm biggies.... wil cost a fortune on wood...
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26th July 2004, 10:28 AM
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peter, that might be right! I am not sure about this...
Any site where we can see this information? |
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