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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: stockholm
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I need new drivers in a 2x12" basscabinet, or a new cabinet of small size for livemusic.
The current one is about 55*35*30 cm on the inside and has two homehifi 12 inchers in it right now and those drivers cant take the beating. The tops has a sensitivity of 99dB (JBL MP212). The rig has an active crossover (JBL M552) and the amplifiers (JBL MPX600) can deliver 850watts /ch into 4ohm and all of that is going to be used... So my question is, what "cheapish" PA driver does there exist that can deliver a flat FR down to 60Hz with 850watt peak and has a final sensitivity around or prefereably above 99dB. -Boxtype is not that important, but size and output is... |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Eminence 3015LF in 120L tuned to 40Hz as per Eminence box datasheet. The BMS 15N630 will do similar in 95L, but f3 will be about 5Hz higher.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: stockholm
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I didnt like that eminence, the last box on the scrapheap had that driver.
But the BMS 12 looks very promising, i can even reuse my old box with that driver. Thanks for the tip on that one. |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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I'm using an RCF 18 as the sub for my bass guitar, but the BMS models well in the same box and saves me 10kg, so I'll replace the baffle and port as soon as I can get a driver here for a sensible price. |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: stockholm
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Also, the box with a 15" was too big so thats why i looked at the bms 12" , not 15" ... 12n630 seems as a good choice for a dual 12" BRbox. I will be limited to roughly 120dB with that one, but both amplifier and xmax will run out of gas at the same time so... -It would ofcourse be nice with 130dB but i dont expect more than 120 unless i do a different boxtype. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: USA
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: stockholm
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WOW, Thanks DJK!
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