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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Dallas, Texas
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The gap is in the 2 to 3 mm range. When using Joel's wave guides I hot glued some coins, dimes to nickles, for spaces to the back of the guide and put some thin foam an inch or so around the hole to make a seal. You can adjust the effect by how thick the coin is and how big of a ring of foam you use. I ended up using the home made guides I started with as the mdf seems to impart a little less edge to the sound. The Bolser mod makes it where you can toe in the speakers more like you are used to.
I live about 10min from DFW airport. Be sure and bring a couple of cd's that you are familliar with. If you are a musician try to make it by on Wed night or Sunday afternoon when some friends and I get togehter play music. |
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Hi Guys
Just a quick question - which is the best place in the Netherlands to buy Peerless 830875 Drivers and Peerless 810921/Scan-Speak D2608 Tweeters? I used to recall a company - but not their name - and been searching in vain for their website. Cheers, Joe R.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Melbourne
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This is latest incarnation of my crossover with Jantzen inductors in the 1.8 and .33mh positions. In series with LF and MF pairs only as I felt the lower series resistance was more beneficial in these locations. They weigh about 2 or 3 kilos now. Lots of copper!
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irext, still thinking of respinning those boards?
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Melbourne
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I do plan to redo them but it's fairly time consuming and I want to upgrade some of the components so I wont do a layout until I have all the parts that will comprise the final version. I want all the components to fit perfectly on the pcb. I'll post the layout once it's done in actual size so that anyone with a laser printer and some photo paper should be able to etch their own.
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Hi all,
Quick pic of the speaker grilles i am using, I have a two year old son..... I cannot count how many times the speakers have been saved now....... Dan |
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Melbourne
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What did you use to attach the mesh to the speaker?
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Hi guys,
Yes they look a little like electro statics i think they sound nicer !I fix the grilles on with small screws through holes in the mesh, i have been meaning to replace them with black screws to match _Dan Sent from my HTC Desire using Tapatalk 2 |
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