Good and "Cheap" enclosure for scan 8565?

foo · 8th January 2005, 10:43 AM

Is there any good enclosure for scan 25W 8565-01?
I think the driver is not expensive .
But the enclosure is expensive, whether closed or vented .
I am thinking about open baffle,but still worry about phase cancellation and resonance.
Is there anyone who built such speaker with low cost ?
Can give some advices ?

markp · 8th January 2005, 01:03 PM

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Originally posted by foo
Is there any good enclosure for scan 25W 8565-01?
I think the driver is not expensive .
But the enclosure is expensive, whether closed or vented .
I am thinking about open baffle,but still worry about phase cancellation and resonance.
Is there anyone who built such speaker with low cost ?
Can give some advices ?

Most people would call that driver fairly expensive, not inexpensive. Over $150 for a 10" woofer is a lot compared to many brands. They are worth the money though so build a good cabinet to get the best out of them.

foo · 9th January 2005, 03:54 AM

compared to it's performance , i think it's not expensive.
it's around $170,But the enclosure that can go as deep as 30hz
will cost up to $2000 in local price.(with matrix structure)
I think it's difficult to accept a enclosure that is 6 times the price of the drivers.
The price of the drivers is not a problem.
But the price of the enclosure ? Weeeeeeeee

8th January 2005, 10:43 AM	#1
foo diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: ...	Good and "Cheap" enclosure for scan 8565? Is there any good enclosure for scan 25W 8565-01? I think the driver is not expensive . But the enclosure is expensive, whether closed or vented . I am thinking about open baffle,but still worry about phase cancellation and resonance. Is there anyone who built such speaker with low cost ? Can give some advices ?

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9th January 2005, 03:54 AM	#3
foo diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: ...	compared to it's performance , i think it's not expensive. it's around $170,But the enclosure that can go as deep as 30hz will cost up to $2000 in local price.(with matrix structure) I think it's difficult to accept a enclosure that is 6 times the price of the drivers. The price of the drivers is not a problem. But the price of the enclosure ? Weeeeeeeee

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