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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Hi,
I'm relatively new to speaker building - ok I've only built one pair of TL speakers from a kit...That got me interested in making my own design. I am thinking of building a floor standing two way ported design, with a baffles to direct the sound zig-zag style out of the port (front facing). My first question is... Do I need to consider how the actual design will affect diffraction or phase? If so how? 2) Does the internal volume of the cabinet need to be optimal for the mid-woofer driver? and last but not least 3) Choosing drivers - I have the Hiquphon OW2 in mind - what specs do I need to consider when matching with a suitable mid-woofer? Apart from slightly overlapping frequency. Thanks. P |
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