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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: KL
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Does anybody has experience on this sub?
heard 2 setups with the passive radiator. impresive on a 0.7 cu. lots of low, great sq. thinking of getting this sub as for car use. as the recommendation for this enclosure is pretty small. i might go for 0.8cu. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: KL
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no body use this sub b4??
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Netherlands>Arnhem
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I am also interested in experiences with this unit!
I already have ordered two of these babies, where each unit will be placed in a frontspeaker loaded by a Hypex HS200 subamp. It will be a closed box and I plan to design a Qtc of 0,57. The result will be 30Hz at -3dB and 20Hz at -8dB! And the use is only for music! Furthermore I will use a scan-speak 18W8546 mid in a closed box and as tweeter the D2905/9900 revelator (I already have these units in a standmounter). |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Athens
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Yara isn't it really expensive for just car use?
MauriceNL which crossover point will you use? And please inform us )me and Yara) about its capabilities (detailed, transparency, "fastness", punch etc) Thanks in advance P.S look at the http://www.speakerland.nl/HOT.htm they use it in an intresting design (see attached file) |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Netherlands>Arnhem
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Ah what the heck, maybe I will also give it a try, since I will have two units by that time Quote:
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The use in that design convinced to use this unit. A cousin of me actually heard that design and raved its fastness and details. And he is critical when it comes to low frequencies. I bought my DIY kit (scan-speak reference monitors) in that shop (I live in the same country and that shop is about 70km's from my house )I will keep you informed, but it will take some time |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Athens
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Well, actually I will use stereo subs too
Also as i don't speak Dutch at all, can you please tell me what does the speakerland site says about the maximas. Is the sub unit active, any crossover points, any opinions about sound quality (mainly bass)? -A bit off topic: can you understand how are the pieces of mdf are sticked so beatifully in the Korrect XT? I would like to mimic it in my sub projects! Also I would like to thank you in advance for any upcoming information and opinions about bass quality of your stereo subs project (Scan-speak 23W/4557T) even if it will take time (please don't forget us ). Good luck to your project, and we expect progress and pics Regards Michael |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Netherlands>Arnhem
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The maximas are sealed boxes, for bith sub and "monitor" top. Both are braced internally. The sub is active, with a Hypex submodule (I do not know which one, but I guess it will be a DS series) and the volume of the box is 30 liters. Total weight is 65 kg, height 120 cm. The top speaker has an efficiency of >90dB. Because of the enclosed houses, we reach the best impulse behaviour with a real tight and clear bass reproduction. Imho 30 liters is way too small! Then it should be stuffed with 100% Dacron or something like that, and even then I doubt you will get a real tight bass. But I am picky when it comes to bass I think the whole system will be very dynamic, despite the closed boxes. If you want to know more, I think you can always e-mail them. They are probably also willing to share the drawings and XO details, and even their own measurement results! Quote:
They just glued some panels to eachother and then milled a groove. Details can be seen in the attachment, where they provided full drawings and schematics. They are in Dutch, but when you do not reckonize a word, I suggest Interglot.com and/or Babelfish Quote:
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Netherlands>Arnhem
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I have just made some screenies from WinISD.
I compared two boxes, one of 30 liters (Qtc 0,75) and one of 95 liters (Qtc 0,57). Please be aware both simulations are of boxes without dampening! In these screenies you can see what a lower Qtc can mean for your bass reproduction. A roll off which starts a little sooner, but also flatter. Also lower phase shifts and lower group delays! Gain Phase plot Group delay |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Athens
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Thanks MauriceNL for the link and comparisons!
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