45"x48"x12.5"
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I know nothing of th, but iam going to try playing a little with hornresp prog.
regards,
Ruf
😱 😱
I know nothing of th, but iam going to try playing a little with hornresp prog.
regards,
Ruf
Hi ruferto,
You'll have fun with Hornresp. You could fold a SPUD to be 24"x24"x45", but it's still about 16ft^3 or 453 Liter.
Regards,
You'll have fun with Hornresp. You could fold a SPUD to be 24"x24"x45", but it's still about 16ft^3 or 453 Liter.
Regards,
With only one xls10?
I am going to try to make it proportional to the speaker that i have
Like 2X
18x13x85 cm x2 =32X26X170 cm
can it be made 😕
I am going to try to make it proportional to the speaker that i have
Like 2X
18x13x85 cm x2 =32X26X170 cm
can it be made 😕
Hi,
That was for a dual, like the SPUD:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/subw...ped-horn-th-spud.html?perpage=25&pagenumber=1
Regards,
That was for a dual, like the SPUD:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/subw...ped-horn-th-spud.html?perpage=25&pagenumber=1
Regards,
With 185 cm length, could one do a single fold, 25Hz horn with the peerless? it would be pretty simple to build too.
Box Dimensions?
Hi,
I cannot make any sense out of the numbers in Post #23 and Post #25. What are the maxium desired outside dimensions for one (1) enclosure?
H=?
D=?
W=?
Regards,
Hi,
I cannot make any sense out of the numbers in Post #23 and Post #25. What are the maxium desired outside dimensions for one (1) enclosure?
H=?
D=?
W=?
Regards,
Hi ruferto,
You did mean internal, as inside the box, right? 🙂 I'll try to take a look at this tonight, or over the weekend. It looks like an interesting driver to me. Maybe somebody will come up with something sooner.
Regards,
You did mean internal, as inside the box, right? 🙂 I'll try to take a look at this tonight, or over the weekend. It looks like an interesting driver to me. Maybe somebody will come up with something sooner.
Regards,
Hi ruferto,
I just noticed you made the internal width 26cmm, the driver O.D. is listed by the manufacturer as 270mm. The driver does obviously fit into the 32cm dimension, but then the internals would be more difficult to design and build. I would recommend, that you add 15mm for an internal width of 275mm (at least).
Regards,
I just noticed you made the internal width 26cmm, the driver O.D. is listed by the manufacturer as 270mm. The driver does obviously fit into the 32cm dimension, but then the internals would be more difficult to design and build. I would recommend, that you add 15mm for an internal width of 275mm (at least).
Regards,
DTS-20 Inspired HT Subwoofer
Hi ruferto,
For a HT subwoofer using the 830452 I was not quite able to stick to your dimensions, I ended up with 170.2cm x 31.6cm x 43.6 cm (external).
I picked the DTS-20 by Tom Danley as inspiration. The fold starts from a small throat chamber through a rectangular opening (S2) into the horn and then goes up. At the top of the first run the fold bifurcates, and turns back down, at the bottom of the enclosure the two ducts combine (S3) into one duct that runs back up to the top of the box, then goes forward (horizontally), and turns downward to meet the driver at S4. The fold continues downward to the bottom of the enclosure, where it turns forward to the mouth (S5). There is an empty section (shaded) that could be used to house the 1/4 wave resonator to attenuate the peak @ 75.2Hz (114cm).
All walls are 18mm (.709") with the exceptions of: the dividers and the back of the internal chamber with the bifurcations 12mm (.472"). With an internal width of 28mm (11") this should be all the bracing this enclosure needs, naturally some additional bracing from the mouth to the driver cannot hurt. Corner deflectors, e.g.: in the top corners would probably not hurt anything either, as there are numerous duct sections of similar length.
Anyway, this should give you something to think about.
Regards,
Hi ruferto,
For a HT subwoofer using the 830452 I was not quite able to stick to your dimensions, I ended up with 170.2cm x 31.6cm x 43.6 cm (external).
I picked the DTS-20 by Tom Danley as inspiration. The fold starts from a small throat chamber through a rectangular opening (S2) into the horn and then goes up. At the top of the first run the fold bifurcates, and turns back down, at the bottom of the enclosure the two ducts combine (S3) into one duct that runs back up to the top of the box, then goes forward (horizontally), and turns downward to meet the driver at S4. The fold continues downward to the bottom of the enclosure, where it turns forward to the mouth (S5). There is an empty section (shaded) that could be used to house the 1/4 wave resonator to attenuate the peak @ 75.2Hz (114cm).
All walls are 18mm (.709") with the exceptions of: the dividers and the back of the internal chamber with the bifurcations 12mm (.472"). With an internal width of 28mm (11") this should be all the bracing this enclosure needs, naturally some additional bracing from the mouth to the driver cannot hurt. Corner deflectors, e.g.: in the top corners would probably not hurt anything either, as there are numerous duct sections of similar length.
Anyway, this should give you something to think about.
Regards,
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Do I have to make a ring for the xls, so it does not knock the throat ?
Today i put the xls in a closed 18L box, just to "see". not quite what i was expecting, to intrusive and loose bass
.
I think I have run it a few hours to make it stiffer, I think .
And the amp that I use is a 4 X tda7294 In BTL mode - do not trust the amp –
What kind of amplification do you use?
Regards,
Ruferto
Today i put the xls in a closed 18L box, just to "see". not quite what i was expecting, to intrusive and loose bass
.I think I have run it a few hours to make it stiffer, I think .
And the amp that I use is a 4 X tda7294 In BTL mode - do not trust the amp –
What kind of amplification do you use?
Regards,
Ruferto
Hi ruferto,
"...Do I have to make a ring for the xls, so it does not knock the throat ?..." That is a detail you will have to work out, even a square plate would work. You will also have to add an access lid to get to the driver. As they say: "The devil in in the details." 🙂 As to details, you may have noticed, that the Le in this simulations is 9.3mH instead of 4.5mH, but that is still in contention anyway. If you build this tapped horn you may have to add a series inductor to flatten the response.
I don't have any opinion as to the amplifer, after my last move I'm just trying to find one (any one, please).
I'm still sick with a cold, so I missused the time to make a simulation with the same general cabinet, but only 122cm high:
Regards,
"...Do I have to make a ring for the xls, so it does not knock the throat ?..." That is a detail you will have to work out, even a square plate would work. You will also have to add an access lid to get to the driver. As they say: "The devil in in the details." 🙂 As to details, you may have noticed, that the Le in this simulations is 9.3mH instead of 4.5mH, but that is still in contention anyway. If you build this tapped horn you may have to add a series inductor to flatten the response.
I don't have any opinion as to the amplifer, after my last move I'm just trying to find one (any one, please).
I'm still sick with a cold, so I missused the time to make a simulation with the same general cabinet, but only 122cm high:
Regards,
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I hope you get well soon
I was thinking of squeeze the sub. to hide it behind the TV furniture. 😎
I' am going to try to do some drawings
Thanks for the excellent sim´s
Best regards,
RUF.
I was thinking of squeeze the sub. to hide it behind the TV furniture. 😎
I' am going to try to do some drawings
Thanks for the excellent sim´s
Best regards,
RUF.
Right! They go down to 20Hz by simply using the peerless application note available on the net. Unfortunately, the passive radiator is hard to get. SPL well be limited to 20 Hz @ 105dB @ 300W, the Xmax will limit low-frequency playback. See my subwoofer below:
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TH Spud Clonne using 2* peerless 830452
Hey guys, so I had a couple of 830452 being used in the passive radiator design and thought I'd knock up the TH using the Spud like designs floating round.
Here's the measurements taken outside, but in a small courtyard, at about 1meter.
See attachment.
Hey guys, so I had a couple of 830452 being used in the passive radiator design and thought I'd knock up the TH using the Spud like designs floating round.
Here's the measurements taken outside, but in a small courtyard, at about 1meter.
See attachment.
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