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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Argentina
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Hi guys, i want to know if someone know something about these 2 drivers.
I see that Eosone have 91db/SPL, thats nice, but what about sound quality? I want to build 1 subwoofer with 2 drivers or just 2 subwoofers to use in diferents parts or my room. Thanks for any tip. Other Driver Recomendation will be appreciated too! Regards |
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I finally got my ApexJr Super 8 sub back intot he system... much better than the 10: sub that it replaced in terms of sonics & integration. Doesn't go down as far (or maybe just not as lumpy), but sitting in the corner it goes planty low for my needs. drivers are fully treated -- they are in a push-push box based on the BR on Steve's site.
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Thanks again for your support, the only that i dont like too much are the Spl=85.22 @ 1w/1m and FS=47.75Hz The Eosone 12 have SPL is 91db at 1 watt at one meter and FS - 23.8926 Hz, but im scared abt get too distorsion or bad sound!, looks like the Eosone will go much lower than the ApexJr. Btw, you know how much power will handle the Apex Jr Super 8? Eosone can handle just 125WRMS, but will be a lot loud with 91db/SPL |
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I have no doubt the 12s will go lower (i'm not familiar with those). I use a 2x50W (8 ohms) amp with my sub. The drivers are 4 ohms, the amp isn't all that super happy with that, but they still work fine.
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I made a sub with a 10" Foster sub sold by Jack Hidley and the Apex Sr. plate amp. I'm pretty happy with it. 30 Hz in a sealed box is what I made, but the driver simmed to 17 Hz ported. I haven't tried the ported arrangement, so no promises there.
Wrote about it here: Low end support for single driver monitors |
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The 8"s won't ever go low without a lot of room gain but would be fantastic car subs and certainly seem to have good build quality and quite a bit of output. These are "tiny box" subs, which are not to my taste. Bigger subs don't have the same distortion and thermal issues as the tiny ones, but naturally, you need a bigger box. The Eosone are affordable enough to make a big dual isobaric sub (2 isobaric pairs), which would have the same volume as a single sub for similar enclosure alignment. Do the dual isobaric in a 2' cube, and you'll have tons of low distortion LF output. One thing I might do is attach a small tube to the outside of the magnet on the outer woofers and loosely fill with polyfill or the like, to keep the voicecoil vent noise from getting to the listener.
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Location: Argentina
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I dont have problems about using big boxes. Abt big dual isobaric sub you means that i will need 4 drivers? My main problem is the shipping fee! maybe purchase other sub without distortion will save some bucks? THanks do you think? Btw, my room is just 30mt^2 (6x5mts) Im searchinb google abt dual isobaric |
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That's 91dB at 2.83V into 4 ohms=2 watts. And, look at the large VAs. The sub can manage fairly high efficiency because it takes big boxes and has a powerful magnet.
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