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Join Date: May 2010
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I know this is all a bit back to front but here goes.....
I've got two (2) approximatly 100 litre boxes all cut up ready to be assembled. They were for an old project that was never completed. My brother mentioned the other day that he would like to build some subs for his stereo system. I figure this is an opportune way to get rid of the stack of wood! The fronts he is using are Zaph's "waveguide TMM" Zaph|Audio I was hoping people could suggest some subs that would be suitable for these cabinets. I'd be happy to go sealed, and use LT, or go ported. Tapped horns and other transmission line based designs are out of the question as I already have all the bracing cut up for the boxes. These are really only going to play up high enough to match up to the fronts (80-100hz at an absolute max). Obviously I'm looking for good low extension but I'm not going to chase single digits. Having said that, the point of these IS to fill in below the main speakers so I am after a true SUBwoofer not just a woofer that plays lowish. Preferably I'd like to purchase the drivers somewhere in AUS as shipping costs can get stupidly high pretty quickly. Thanks for your suggestions. |
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Dilletante, tinkerer and beggathoner supreme
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So I suppose the $99- woofers on ebay won't go low enough?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/370493269...84.m1423.l2649 But they would work OK in a big sealed box like that
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Jackson,michigan
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What is your Budget?
Check out the sims I did on these drivers, T3 Audio T200-12S4 12" 200 Watt Subwoofer 4 Ohm 269-086 12" woofer from 35 hz to 300hz. 12" woofer from 35 hz to 300hz. Cheers !! jer
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Join Date: May 2010
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Budget is probably $600ish for the pair. Those are some interesting sims there I'll have a bit more of a look in a second.
Any other ideas? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Jackson,michigan
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My second choice (First) would be the Dayton reference series either the 12's or 15's as well as the classic series.
They had just dropped the price (I think) on those T200's and they look like the best boom for the buck. I looked at the Zaph site and it looks like two of the T200's per side would be a good match for your speakers. FWIW jer ![]() P.S. I found the reviews on this driver here, http://reviews.parts-express.com/244...ws/reviews.htm I think that they are a great deal but you still can't go wrong with the Dayton's either. Last edited by geraldfryjr; 3rd December 2012 at 06:54 AM. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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Hi,
An Eminence LAB12 works very well in 100L vented tuned to around 20Hz. rgds, sreten.
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