Starting next weekend I'm starting a MTM dipole using the SEAS W18's and Hiquphon OW1F's... temporally i plan on using the Rane RPM26Z for the processor until I can afford the DEQX..
My question is..would it be wise to dedicate a channel of processing and a channel of amplification to each W18? or can I get away with keep both drivers on the same channel?
thanks guys
My question is..would it be wise to dedicate a channel of processing and a channel of amplification to each W18? or can I get away with keep both drivers on the same channel?
thanks guys
Hi
Use the same processing on both Seas.
Re amps - see the Phoenix FAQ at www.linkwitzlab.com (Q&A on both ohms & watts).
It’s not easy designing a first dipole. To get a better result, read Linkwitz material at *least twice –he’s the guru
Cheers
Use the same processing on both Seas.
Re amps - see the Phoenix FAQ at www.linkwitzlab.com (Q&A on both ohms & watts).
It’s not easy designing a first dipole. To get a better result, read Linkwitz material at *least twice –he’s the guru
Cheers
trusound said:
(JPK) You should have no problems driver 2 W18's in parallel with any decent amp. The most difficult part of getting the response correct will be having good measurements of the W18 on an open baffle. Assuming you are using a flat baffle you may want to take a look at my method for measureing dipoles as it will apply to your W18 response. http://www.musicanddesign.com/measure_dipole.html
FYI, You will need to limit the W18s to above 100 Hz with a minimum of a 3rd order HP filter.
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