www.mcmelectronics.com has a low-price driver. I used it to replace a JBL 2245H driver; the foam surround of which fell apart. This one has a durable paper accordion surround. A picture of the (small) refrigerator-size cabinet fitting this subwoofer is attached. This website also sells a 21'' driver.
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www.mcmelectronics.com has a low-price driver. I used it to replace a JBL 2245H driver; the foam surround of which fell apart. This one has a durable paper accordion surround. A picture of the (small) refrigerator-size cabinet fitting this subwoofer is attached. This website also sells a 21'' driver.
What's the make and model of this driver?
Thanks,
Theo
Not sure what your budget is but the Sigma Pro-18A-2 would fit those cabinets like a glove. The cabinets are 7.5 cu.ft. tuned to 39 hz, the drivers will handle 300 watts with a hi-pass filter at 35 hz.
Eminence Sigma Pro-18A-2 18" Cast Frame Driver 290-427
Eminence Sigma Pro-18A-2 18" Cast Frame Driver 290-427
Nobody says you have to install an 18 inch driver in the hole. Why do you want to be stuck looking for a suitable 18 inch driver when you have a vast choice of drivers doing the same thing (and prolly better) at 15 inches?
A box that size sure makes a good sealed enclosure!
Go for quality.
Ben
A box that size sure makes a good sealed enclosure!
Go for quality.
Ben
Theo,
What is the budget you are looking to stay in?
That box size and tuning should work with a lot of 18" drivers out there. The ones you choose really depend on what performance level and price point you are looking for. I am particularly fond of RCF and B&C brand drivers, but they aren't all that cheap.
Eric
What is the budget you are looking to stay in?
That box size and tuning should work with a lot of 18" drivers out there. The ones you choose really depend on what performance level and price point you are looking for. I am particularly fond of RCF and B&C brand drivers, but they aren't all that cheap.
Eric
Theo,
What is the budget you are looking to stay in?
That box size and tuning should work with a lot of 18" drivers out there. The ones you choose really depend on what performance level and price point you are looking for. I am particularly fond of RCF and B&C brand drivers, but they aren't all that cheap.
Eric
I was looking to spend around $200 per driver.
Thanks,
Theo
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