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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: CT
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so its common to see 3 way and up speakers
put each driver into there own cavity... or enclosure so has anyone tried building a modular system say 2 8" drivers each in there own box and a tweeter or mid/ tweeter combo in a equaly sized box or so... with a magic system that i have thought up already you could detach and reattach the drivers in to a couple of diffrent setups... 1 = WTW = home theater 2 = TWW = music 3 - TW W (used as sub) = flex when doing so - you could / would select the setup on the back of each box = to change xover etc... a simple switch or similar any thoughts? thanks |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: CT
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my bad the setting control would be on a break out style box...
simplifying the wiring.... |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: loughborough/ rochester
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thats what im doing
detachable ported box with midbass and tweeter in, slots on top of an optional bass enclosure with an 8 inch bass driver in, and the port gets stuffed on the mid/tweet box. the bass enclosure contains the additional elements of the crossover to roll off the bass to the upper enclosure and pad it down to the same level as the bass driver. 2-way/ 3-way speaker concept |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: CT
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ah ha
very cool your models are stunning - i read through most of your post... awesome!!!! they should be super sweet good luck - i'll be checking that post for here out |
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