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I have 2 Beyma 12b/100r laying and i want to make a sub of them. Can someone help me with hornresp to make a tapped horn for them ?
Mats
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: amsterdam
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is this for ht or music?
btw some ts parameters would be helpful
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Here are some parameters: http://profesional.beyma.com/pdf/12B100-RE.pdf
I need a sub for both ht and music. mats
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: amsterdam
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i simmed a ~250 liter cab with 96 db @1pi@2.83v,f3 20 hz.
dont know how low jou want to go but 20 hz f3 looks a good compromise fot ht and music. nice speaker btw
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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20hz good compromise for HT and music? Isn't that pretty much a HT sub?
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: 'Ollanda
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Watch it guys, the 12B100/R has a very limiting Xmax that is not practical for <35Hz use...
If you want to go below that use the 15B100/R (both are JBL copies btw). |
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I know that they not are any monster, but for a small ht it's better than a small Jamo sub.
I'm not sure jbl copied beyma, i think beyma produced some of jbl's driver. THank you epa and bjorno! Mats
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James B Lansing= Nr 1 Last edited by matsj; 1st October 2011 at 11:36 AM. |
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Agree, Here is another well thought trough design using the Beyma 12B100RE driver that is IME easy to fold: Like the T-TQWT this OD-QWP is IMO loud enough for use in a normal domestic room. When placed near a corner the in-band SPL would exceed 120 dB with a margin. b
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