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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Burlington, NC
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I a new to tapped horns and have some questions for those who might help. I have read many of the threads here, but most seem to come from the perspective of someone who knows what they are doing. I think i can work out using Hornresp with some tutorials i have found, but my main question concerns driver selection. What are the characterstics that i should be looking for if i wanted to build a horn capable of 40-150/200Hz? Is this even possible? I have a pair of Seas CA22RNX woofers. Would these work, and if not, why? I did not want ot threadjack so i have started my own. So far i have found no answers to the questions i have asked. If there are threads or info thath would help, i greatly appreciate the info. FYI, I am looking to mate these with a MA 7.3 FR driver.
http://www.seas.no/index.php?option=...115&Itemid=137 Last edited by buzzforb; 9th August 2011 at 01:07 PM. |
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You will not achieve a flat FR from 40 -- 150-200Hz if trying to build a TH but a T-TQWT would do the job. Here is an example of a T-TQWT suggestion to be used as stands for MA Alpair 7.3 FR: The picture here below.. b PS: The T-TQWT can easily be extended to flat ~22-200Hz if a larger enclosure volume/length are allowed. To avoid localization issues( sound-stage hang down =floor heavy) for a near flush floor placed driver: XO below 145 Hz (Here: a LR4 LP filter ensure 250 Hz to be 20 dB down like a 12 dB LP filter at 80 Hz would do too) is recommended if not the woofer driver can be placed close to the FR driver. |
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Burlington, NC
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Thanks Bjorno. I will digest your info and come back with questions
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Dhaka
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Bjorno,
Another tapped horn dummy here... I do not have any sub drivers yet - what driver would you recommend for the T-TQWT? Tapped horn or T-TQWT, I am thinking of 25-100 Hz capable, better if it can go up to 120 Hz if required. Thanks, Zia |
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Drivers that work well in a TQWT are also in general suitable for T-TQWT's the only that differs is that you can trade low end FR SPL capability for BW if turning a TQWT into a T-TQWT. A TQWT FR is a result of summing responses in the far field (driver and terminus) but a T-TQWT is essentially a point source pressure type as there is only radiation from a termination port. There are numerous threads with TH's and T-TQWT's ,try Google Hornresponse tutor and you will at least find step by step instructions for TH's but fewer for T-TQWT's. What is your intended use of a TH/T-TQWT? b |
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FYI #2: Adding a smaller sub or stand using MA Alpair-12 gray driver that reaches THX SPL if put in a room corner:
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Dhaka
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Interesting Bjorno... you mean to say you are using the Alp 12 sub?
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Burlington, NC
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Bjorno,
Thank you for the sims. I appreciate it. I would like to buld one of these, but before i do, i have some questions. Using this speaker, what would be the lowest i could go and still have good range into midbass for crossover. I am willing to give up low end if it will tighten things up or give greater extension into the higher frequencies. I am willing to give up low end for cleaner crisper sound. I admit i know very little about this and would appreciate any reading references you might provide. Also, how would a BR or sealed enclosure fair in repsonse and sound against these options? |
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