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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: U.S.A.
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HELLO! i just finished a pair of speakers (well...i built 5 boxes...yay for 5.1!) with the mcm 55-1870 drivers...they are a little lacking in the highs and i don't have much room on the boxes to add tweeters...unless i used some REALLY tiny ones...
so i was wondering if it was possible or hard to make them into coax driver? i have googled and the like but haven't found and REALLY good rescources...sooo...can you guys help me? thanks! |
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look up the CDT braxial series. Interesting and fairly good looking solution.
http://mainstreet-audio.com/cdtaudio/images/HD-53.jpg
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Seattle, WA
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I fooled around with this a little but haven't gone back to it yet. Sounded pretty good for a prototype.
http://www.alegriaaudio.com/coral_op...le_project.htm |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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hmmm...that seems like a pretty good idea...but this is a 5" speaker... so i'm thinkin that the tweeter is still gonna have to be tiny...any recomenations?
and could i just affix it with a dowel rod? EDIT: maybe i could build a matching enclosure that i could just set on top of the box? |
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Seattle, WA
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Go to your local Radio Shack store and ask them to look up a model 40-1310 supertweeter. If they don't have it ask them to look up the stores in the surrounding area. They should be on clearance for $9.97 (at least they are here). It's intended to be an add-on tweeter in it's own enclosure and stand that sits on top of an existing speaker. It comes with a built in 2nd order XO set at 5Khz but you can easily remove it and add your own. I just used a single cap and padding resistor. Works great.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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HOLY CHEESE! they wanted to charge me 20 bucks a few months ago...maybe it was longer ago... |
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what about that hivi that looks like a bullet at PE?
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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i'd REALLY like to stay away from mounting the tweeter on the very top of the box...i just think that it looks ghetto...
i do remember seeing a speaker somewhere where the tweeter was mounted under the dustcap...but i don't think i could find anything small enough... |
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madisound has a 10mm tweeter, its the Audax TM010A39.
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And i know he has a special price on these for diyaudio (the post has been moved to the Audio Vendor's Bazaar which should become visible any time now). dave
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