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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Bulgaria,PZ
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Now I think that I must make a three way cabinets,because I love the club sound.May be the Selenium drivers are perfects for this. I know only that I can buy this drivers in my country.This is not any problem for me.I will be very happy if someone can say anything about the Selenium Drivers.
I want use for my project this drivers: High`s : Selenium ST350 Midrange : Selenium 8PW3-SLF And this is the big question for me: Lows : Selenium WPU1205-SLF OR Selenium WPU1505-SLF May be the second is more smooth than the 12" ,but what dimensions involves this big Vas-5.75 ft\3 Will be usefully any opinion for Selenium-the Brand and for my choice for drivers? Thanks |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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hi,
the 12" and 15" appear to use the same magnet, voicecoil and centre suspension. So the bigger driver will produce more bass but needs a bigger box, ~ x2. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Bulgaria,PZ
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I know but can you give ma any exaple for any approximates dimensions?I must haul this monsters and It`s too thoughtless to make my cabinets with 15" If I can`t .This is the problem and for this is the question.
And I wait for my second question: Will be usefully any opinion for Selenium-the Brand and for my choice for drivers? Thanks! |
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Speakerholic
diyAudio Moderator
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Go with the 15" The picture doesn't do justice to the motor structure. It's plenty heavy. And yes it's the same motor as the 12" It's a reinforcement driver so it doesn't need a huge box.
I use the Selenium WPU 1507 QCF in a set of Altec A7 cabinets and they sound just fine. http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...=264-425&DID=7 I use the D205Ti compression tweeter mounted to an Altec 511B horn and I like it too. This tweeter is now discontinued but was good value for the money. In fact Selenium tweeters seem to be popular but the woofers are still hiding in the wings waiting to be discovered. They seem really well built. The tweeter will need to be tamed as it is very bright. On mine I have run an 8 ohm resistor in series and a 16 ohm in parallel to calm the beast. Are you thinking of about 300 and 4000 for your XO points? EDIT: Can you still get the 1505? I thought it too was discontinued and now they have the 1509 http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...=264-345&DID=7 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Bulgaria,PZ
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Cal the problem is that this is the Selenium driver in Bulgaria for the moment!
I can pay for the new model but I don`t know hwere I can find it in my country-this is the dealer for Bulgaria! |
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diyAudio Editor
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: San Francisco, USA
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IMHO the Selenium bass drivers are an incredibly good value here in North America. Especially for a club type system I would have no hesitation in using them I have a par of the WPU 1505 model and they are amazing for the money.
Here, there is really no competition at the price except Eminence, but on sale the Seleniums can be really cheap. In other countries they might not be as good a deal due to shipping costs. Closer to asia I would also look into P-Audio |
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