It's not too often I see a design and think that it's innovative but I just saw a speaker here (look for the Trapezoid) that got my interest.
I use an open baffle with TL bass myself but the TL subs are much larger. I wondered how they can get bass down to 25 Hz from a 12 inch (30 cm) diameter tube just 33 inches (85 cm) high?
If this works then I'll be after some Sonotubes myself!
I use an open baffle with TL bass myself but the TL subs are much larger. I wondered how they can get bass down to 25 Hz from a 12 inch (30 cm) diameter tube just 33 inches (85 cm) high?
If this works then I'll be after some Sonotubes myself!
Nuuk,
It doesn't say flat to 25hz, just down to 25hz. The TL using a 33"L by 12" dia pvc pipe seems like a single fold TL to me. With a 24"W x 20"D footprint I think it would be easy to go fully dipole with larger driver(s) or use a U baffle for the bass and exceed the performance they claim in a much nicer looking package and a smaller footprint.
It doesn't say flat to 25hz, just down to 25hz. The TL using a 33"L by 12" dia pvc pipe seems like a single fold TL to me. With a 24"W x 20"D footprint I think it would be easy to go fully dipole with larger driver(s) or use a U baffle for the bass and exceed the performance they claim in a much nicer looking package and a smaller footprint.
Nuuk said:
Yes, I suppose if I want to be rid of my TL 'monsters' there are other solutions like the U baffle woofers or even a W baffle. I was just interested in the TL solution as it was more compact than mine.
I also thought it quite a large baffe if it only has to go down to 150 Hz!
It seems that the baffle's primary purpose is to hide the 12" diameter PVC pipe in the back. You could use the same drivers and fit a boxed TL in a much more compact form. I'd rather see the woofer on the front to break up the look of that wall of a baffle unless having it up firing serves some benefit.
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