| bunzenburner |
i can buy a pair 4 cheap (50$) but if i can't calculate an enclosure for them...
So does anyone here know more about these. Guy who sells them said 150w rms. come from some sq car install. Model nr seems to be ads10 but i'm not sure. I think they are 3-7 years old but i could be way of. Only the new woofers are on their site www.adst.com .
So if anyone can provide me with some info i'd be very thankful. |
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| tsmith1315 |
| quote: | | i can buy a pair 4 cheap (50$) but if i can't calculate an enclosure for them... |
That's a wise statement.
I think I have T/S parameters for the A/D/S 10's produced in the early 90's. At that time, their 8's (7") needed about ¾ of a cubic foot, and their 10's needed 1½-2 cubic feet, ported if practical.
Do you have pictures? I'll have a look in the attic for spec's...
Tim |
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| bunzenburner |
unfortunatly i don't have pictures. I do remember them having small magnets and removable grilles. Also cheap cable connectors, like ones you'd find on regular car 6x9s.
I'll go by his shop when i have the time and take a good look, last time i was in a hurry.
Thanks. |
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| tsmith1315 |
Here's what I have for the A/D/S model S10. As mentioned previously, they were made in the late 80's/early 90's.
Nicely made speakers and IIRC, they did have integral grills.
Fs: 16Hz
Vas: 8.1ft^3
Qts: 0.208
Qes: 0.217
Qms: 5.17
Sd: 51.1 in^2
Xmax: +/- 0.23"
Re: 3.6 ohms
Tim |
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| bunzenburner |
| Thank you very much. |
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| lapu |
hi,
anyone can think of a speaker wire that would cost a stunning us$25/meter? i'm thinking i have been rob off.
thanks. |
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| Cal Weldon |
lapu,
did you want to start your own thread? What is you are saying? |
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