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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Venice
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Hi, i have my old ( but new
Is a 4ohm 15" pro woofer, whit 800 wrms ( but in my car was powered whit 1000 w rms reflex enclosure without problem ). Now i want to make an enclosure for use in pubs or indoor ( i've a metal band ) or for home cinema use ( lol im thinking about a 4th or 6th order box, but qts is 0.35: low for 4th and high for 6th. i havent try 4th or 6th order box on my project, but i must optimize linearity and efficiency.. Some ideas and knowledge about? Sorry for my bad english Some value: Resonance frequency: 38 Hz DC resistance: 5.9Ω Mechanical factor: 6.8 Electrical factor: 0.38 Total factor: 0.35 BL Factor: 21.2 T · m Effective Moving Mass: 121 g Equivalent Cas air load: 139 liters Effettive piston area: 0.083 m² Max. linear excursion (mathematical): 9.8 mm Voice - coil inductance @ 1kHz: 2.2 mH Half-space efficiency: 1.93% |
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Hi Mordor,
This driver of yours is IMO very good for both home or PA use as using a very favorable compression ratio: This property makes it possible to lightly damp ~half of the airways for a TH that would move possible SQ into the HiFI area realm without loosing low end efficiency and sounding like an T_TQWT. b |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Venice
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Thank u so much... i will go with horn enclosure... Band pass is not good for eff?
Ive seen "cubo15" project.. is a small enclosure.. Last edited by Mordor; 4th December 2010 at 04:06 PM. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Devon UK
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Hi Mordor
Have you read this thread 15" tapped horn with RCF Your RCF driver is slightly less efficient when put into the sim but still looks OK. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Rotterdam, NL
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Hi,
The RCF L15P200AK will work in Cubo 15 and take 800 - 1000 Wrms mechanically (with a ~40 Hz high pass). Cubo 15 will work well with PA drivers intended for reflex use but you will have to find something else for HT use Regards Johan
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Venice
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Why? Linearity problems?
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: USA
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That driver would make a great home theater subwoofer in a tapped horn design.
Here is a design for a similar Electro-voice driver, it should be able to hit 130dB in the corner of your room, and is useable to 20hz.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Rotterdam, NL
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I meant Cubo 15 isn't suited for HT (it's meant for 40 Hz and up), however the driver is. I'll second djk, that the driver itself in a tapped horn could be used as a neet 20 -25 Hz and up sub (even in 2,0 pi).
Best regards Johan
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