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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Lincolnshire, UK
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Yes, I can hear you all groaning, and I have used the search function but I cant seem to find anything that is just right.
I thought that I had found the perfect answer with the Seas Njord but a volume of 35-40 litres is a little awkward, to big for a stand mount and to small for a floor stander. I must say at this point that the finished article must have a very high WAF, square box's are a no-no, so I am going to build it as a Sonus Faber lute clone. I should also add that I am a carpenter by trade so I am looking forwards to the cabinet construction most of all. I have little interest in getting dirty regarding actually designing a speaker from scratch, hence looking for an exsisting design. Right, where does that leave me? Staying with Seas, one option is to build a sealed 60-70 ltr floorstander around the CA21RE, I am hopeing (wishing?) that I can simply replace the CA21REX from the Njord with the 21RE and away we go, (I like the very simple x-over design of the Njord, it agrees with my KISS attitude). Is this possible or am I being particularly dumb? The other option is to keep looking for a design around the 20-25 ltr size, ported or sealed, i'm not fussed. Do any exsist? The Seas P21REX looks about right doesnt it? 20-30 ltr sealed enclosure according th Seas, that would make a lovely stand mounter and would be a similar size to my present speakers, modified KEF Coda 2's (19 ltr sealed box with a 8" bass unit dont ya' know!) I look forward to your ridicule, I can take it! Paul. |
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Indianapolis, IN
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Plans for the Eton 8.1 is available on Eton's website.
I'm sure that's not much help... just throwing it out there. |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Have a look at the DeccaVolt clone on www.wilmslowaudio.co.uk I think its called the Classique or something. 8" and ribbon. Lovely 8" driver likes porting (www.voltloudspeakers.co.uk if you want more info on the BM220.8 they use) one thing I will say is they like to be played loud. The Volt will go from 17-35ish Litres ported.
I have a pair of the Volts currently being used with dome mids, I'd like to try ribbons. |
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Not sure much help this will be, but I'm planning on doing a two way with this driver in the (hopefully) near future...
http://www.htguide.com/forum/showthr...ported+designs I really like the look of the aluminum-magnesium cones on these Hi-Vi's.
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: NH, USA
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I have some Eton 8-800 in a sealed box cause ported always sounds aweful to me. They have a Q of .6 at about 20-23 liters and a inductor and notch filter for woofer. I think the f3 is around 50-60, maybe not good for you. I would go with Eton 8.1 design. I like the Eton woofers more than the ones you have picked out. They have Hexacone, instead of plastic cone. I probably would like to have a ribbon tweeter maybe, but I'm not sure how they sound. I think woofer is more important then the tweeter anyway. How do they like to be played loud? They similar to Eton 8-800, except they have 1 mm less Xmax, 2-3 db less sensativity, and 45 cm^2 less sd. Mine are not loud. Maybe compared to a 2-way with smaller woofer of course they're loud.
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Eugene, OR
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B. They don't want their supply of oh-la-la interupted. |
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Pickering, Canada
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Until one has a very very large living room to put his diy cars inside the house then one start to worry about what ones wive says. Otherwise one can build any ugly monster in the garage and no one cares much! PS, planned accident can also happen to your beloved projects if they are detested past the max. point.
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Here you go:
http://murphyblaster.com/content.php...ifa_Tower.html Drivers and crossover parts are advailable at www.madisound.com
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A few more 8" projects can be found on my homepage, just click on "Crazy 8's"
http://www.angelfire.com/jazz/noidster Noidster
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: NH, USA
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