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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: denmark
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im almost finish with my tube projekt and im just beginning to think of what new speakers i should make.. now i have the proac clone..
the biggest concern is that the speakers placement is in a corner see attacment.. is an 12" in a test cabinet im not sure what kind of subwoofer i should go after.. it should be the bottom of the speaker so 1 or 2 units pr side max 12" i would like to try dipol but is that ok in a corner?? the top is going to be something with an diy ribbon dipol and some kind of midrange.. |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: San Diego, CA
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Dipoles are not recommended for corner placement or near rear walls at all - they need distance from the rear wall to achieve a significant delay between the front and rear waves, which is what creates the 3D sound quality of the dipole effect.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: denmark
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thanks
maybe i should just go after 2 10" in a closed box pr side??? |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: San Diego, CA
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So you would have a total of 4 10" drivers? That could pack plenty of low end punch - how big is your room? I had two 10" sealed passive subs in an 1100 cu. ft. room, not even using "actual" subwoofer drivers, and they overpowered the rest of the system. Now I just have one active Peerless XLS 10", sealed 1.0 cu. ft., and it is plenty for my needs.
Now, I'm not a "bass freak" (no offense to you or anyone) - I listen primarily to music and look for accuracy and realism, so I simply want my bass to blend into the rest of the music, not stand out from it. But if you are into home theater and really want to bend the walls at the very bottom frequencies, then more/larger drivers/cabinets may be in order, and self-amplifed (active) highly recommended. Lots of bass just gets muddy in smaller rooms. Perhaps you should think about starting out on the conservative side and go "modular" - try one 10" sub per side and see how that works for you. If you want more you can add on - just build additional subs and stack them and attach the enclosures to eachother if desired. Better this than overspending/building and finding yourself with stuff you now have to sell.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: denmark
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ok thanks.. then i will start with one 10" pr side..
the hive D10.8 looks very nice http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=297-453 |
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Hi there Wuffer,
I have a pair of ported boxes tuned to 20hz with a 10in driver and a pair of side firing ports in each box. The two boxes are stacked in one corner of the room, which gives me four ports firing directly into the corner for maximum gain. Seems to work pretty well...... Collo
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