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Old 6th October 2004, 04:14 PM   #1
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Default large quarter wave, HELP!!

ive just been given, yes for free!! an eminence Beta15, the new 350 watt ones, its got a bit of scuff dammage on it, the shop was ram raided!!
so i was thinking, could i build a quarter wave box, to use as a centre speaker. i know i could!! but ive never been good at designing things, and dont have much computing and design stuff, i only got abacus last week!! so any help with plans and or plots would be great. cheers guys, steve.. ..
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Old 6th October 2004, 05:17 PM   #2
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Uh....

Why would you want to use a large woofer as a center channel speaker? It's mid-range response is going to be pretty ragged and HF is non-existent.
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Default to see if i can?

because its backed up with motorola mid / high horns and apt80 compression tweeters. and i want to see if i can do it, if i can, i may go and buy another beta15 and move them to front pair. c u later, steve.. ..
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A Beta 15 has usable specs for a QWTP, but you're going to end up with a minimum 6 cu ft box, which frankly is silly for a center channel. It could be made good to 30 Hz in a ten foot pipe- but that's what subs are for. Even L/R mains don't need to go below 80 Hz.
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at the moment its in a 200 litre box, but the box is damaged, 6 cu.ft. is ok. but now your talking with a 10ft pipe!! yum, yum. what sizes would you recomend? or what software that is easy to use, and freeware!! so i can model it myself? see you soon, steve.. ..
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YouŽll need to download the sheets you need and the mathcad-explorer.
You should also read the articles there ,check out Bob Brines homepage and just search here through the forum.
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