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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
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Hey Guys
I have 2 of the RCF L18P200-N drives laying around and i would like to build a traped horn to put them in, if its posible to get one cap to go from 35hz(ish) to 120hz and around a 100-101db spl minimum in the bandpas it would be soooo sweed! They have good power handling (800w AES) and a large xmax (9,8mm) and i can get 2 more pretty cheap Is this posible ? is there a designe that will do this or am i looking at making a new designe? Cheers Toby (sorry for my bad english) Same post on speakerplans.com... |
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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stock sensitivity is 96 db/1W/1m. A 5-dB increase won't happen while staying reasonably flat from 35ish all the way to 120 in a tapped horn. You want an increase in sensitivity, FLH in groups of 4 is the way to go. But you won't get down to 35Hz unless you use a massive horn length. Hoffman's Iron Law. It would be nice if we all could simply specify the -3dB corner frequency AND an arbitrary sensitivity and have the laws of physics conform around us.
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The DSL TH-118 does, at 40 x 22.5 x 28 inches is not particularly massive. A quarter wave length of the FC in a TH design does not require a huge mouth, so can be folded in to a relatively small enclosure. |
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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: USA
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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Well I feel dumb. Really. I had been used to modeling using only 2V input in Horn Resp due to me simulating some "mobile audio" speakers recently. Let me see what a correct 2.83V input shows now. |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Some "4 ohm" speakers really are more like 3 ohms. Most amps do not quite double the power at 1/2 the impedance, so a four ohm speaker may not actually play 3 dB louder than an 8 ohm. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
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Djk what design is that?
Also on speakerplans.com i have been sugestet the cyclobs (CB-18) you thing that the l18p200 will work on fullpower 800w in that one? I know that the sens is low at 96db/1w but it should bee posiblel i think |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: USA
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"Djk what design is that?"
That is a design I did for an 18 Sound woofer that I modified slightly for your RCF driver. "Also on speakerplans.com i have been sugestet the cyclobs (CB-18) you thing that the l18p200 will work on fullpower 800w in that one?" I think it should work OK, you notice that I was the one that suggested the Cyclops over there (I'm _djk_ over there). "I know that the sens is low at 96db/1w but it should bee posiblel i think" It looks like the TH adds about 5dB, so it should do what you need it to. The AkAbak script I posted is of one TH, a pair would smooth out a bit. Here is one, two, and four or a 40hz 15" design just to show how things change.
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Alternative designs using the RCF L18P200-N driver: b |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
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djk sorry did not notis that you were on speakerplans ;P
The grafs you are showing is that your design or the cyclobs? Also du you have the plans for that design of yours? bjorno how dos that design look? it seems to run out of xmax to soon? |
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