Thanks for the response. I think that article was published a long time ago. It states that the Vas is 4.80 cubic feet. The current MCM published specs state that the Vas is 7.20 cubic feet. That's a big difference. This is part of what has generated my uncertainty. They both have the same part number, but I think the speaker has been changed.
4 of these in isobarik configuration?
These drivers claim 93 db / 1 watt.
If I put two pairs of them in isobarik configuration (4 drivers total) it seems to me that I can use a linkwitz transform to get them flat to 30 hz with no problem. I almost never listen to music that loud (93db) so it appears I can eat up a lot of power handling using the transform, right? And with that power spread among 4 drivers they should handle it with no sweat...
These drivers claim 93 db / 1 watt.
If I put two pairs of them in isobarik configuration (4 drivers total) it seems to me that I can use a linkwitz transform to get them flat to 30 hz with no problem. I almost never listen to music that loud (93db) so it appears I can eat up a lot of power handling using the transform, right? And with that power spread among 4 drivers they should handle it with no sweat...
Ok...it has two voice coils, 4 ohms each.
This is with both coils in parallel:
Re=3.302
Le=1.203
Fs=23.55
Qts=0.317
Qes=0.356
Qms=2.869
Vas=6.645 cu ft
This is with one coil:
Re=6.373
Le=1.289
Fs=23.55
Qts=0.535
Qes=0.663
Qms=2.767
Vas=7.013 cu ft
This is with both coils in parallel:
Re=3.302
Le=1.203
Fs=23.55
Qts=0.317
Qes=0.356
Qms=2.869
Vas=6.645 cu ft
This is with one coil:
Re=6.373
Le=1.289
Fs=23.55
Qts=0.535
Qes=0.663
Qms=2.767
Vas=7.013 cu ft
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