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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Devon UK
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For what its worth I have done another unfolded drawing analysis of the SS15
as Djim requested. ![]() The dimensions are as accurate as I can acheive given the available drawings. The central 8" divider is reduced to 7 3/4" as Jbell commented. No attempt at suggesting how to emulate this in hornresp. or any adjustment for the driver volume. This is as close as I can get to Jbells as built box. The internal volume of the box is 223 Litres The equivalent unfolded horn is 225 Litres. This represents an error of less than 1% ![]() The PDF should be printed as as 100% on A4 for 1:10 scale. Can the SS15 be improved?- Probably, but you might need to relax the single sheet rule to acheive it
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Phase response of any box is dependent on a large number of variables. The last thing I want is a "fatter sounding" box, I want a box with as flat frequency and phase response possible over the widest range. The phase response of a properly designed horn or TH will be smoother over a wider range than a BR (AKA phase inversion) box. I suggest you start another thread with your questions about other box types and hybrids, they really have nothing to do with the SS15. |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: 'Ollanda
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: 'Ollanda
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Here is a graphic representation of 2 Butterworth 48dB per Octave - lowcut filters. One is set to 40Hz (for standard SS15) and the other at 33Hz (Extended SS15).
As you can see the difference between the filters at: 35Hz = 7dB 40Hz = 4,5dB 45Hz = 1,9dB 50Hz = 0,9dB So even IF the extended version is not more efficient at 40Hz there still will be a difference of +4,5dB in favour of the Extended at 40Hz and +7dB in favour of the Extended at 35Hz. I believe my prediction of +5dB at least and probably +7dB at 40Hz is not that unrealistic, and who was blaming who about exaggerating?
Last edited by Djim; 19th March 2011 at 12:45 AM. |
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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hmmm.... my smaart was done with a 40hz@48 - 250hz@24.... Makes me think I should redo that measurement with a 35hzHP....
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#716 |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: 'Ollanda
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I was hoping you were reading this :-) but don't use any type of filtering with 1V/1M measurements.
Now you understand my motivation for Pe -10dB measurements instead of a steady number like 28,3V/10m. At Pe -10dB all PA drivers are safe and you don't need to worry about excursion to much. Also it shows the performance of each driver at the exact same point so high power drivers have not an advantage... |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Dallas
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Karlson himself often claimed it was mathematically equivalent. And Klipsh would flip his BS tie every time that was said... Using multiple stagger tuned resonant chambers rather than a much longer and voluminous expanding path, its never been modeled correctly that I know of. I could not explain exactly why it works, but definitely does not suck in the 1 sheet dept. Yeah, that undersized thing is only a DeltaPro12 in the picture. There's a SigmaPro18-A2 in there now, just barely fit... 18 goes much much lower, but the 12 really "hit" insanely hard. No special reason couldn't have been mounted magnet forward if only gonna serve as a sub and not full range. OK, that might not be as simple as I just claimed, the baffles a little too close to the front exit if built to the original plan. Last edited by kenpeter; 19th March 2011 at 03:49 AM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Texas
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Hi Y'all,
Another page in the story of the SS15, sadly it's still not getting better. I believe using Xmax in the passband as a comparison is valid. Anyway, again Hornresp inputs, and combined SPL. Additionally I'll post a .pdf with the original, and the redrawn versions of Djim's Post #691 (and don't even ask, I'm not going to do a layout of the original this was already way to much time spend on this idea :-), should anyone have a need for the original Acad 14 .dwg just PM me). Y'all have been busy, and Xoc1 has outdone himself in the drawing department. Regards,
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Oliver Last edited by tb46; 19th March 2011 at 03:51 AM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Oliver, could you please check the path length cause when I put the new path length on top of the original SS15 path, I see considerably more length then just the extra 10cm. Or what am I doing wrong here? (I have perfectly scaled each drawing so the outlines of the cab are exactly the same).
Last edited by Djim; 19th March 2011 at 05:01 AM. |
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