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Hi,
I was about to by a 15" adire driver when this one caught my eye. It's a 15" diameter unit that sells here for $99, versus the others $270 odd Australian dollars. It looks not to bad! Have modelled it and in a reflex enclosure of 160 liters tuned to 20hz it looks to be only 6db down at 20hz and is substantially flat down to 30hz.The group delay is less than 20msec above 20 hz. I realize the QTS is a bit high for a reflex driver, but do you think it would work OK based on these specs? I'm a beginner at this design stuff. SPECIFICATIONS Nominal impedance: 4 Ohms Power rating: 250WRMS Sensitivity at 1W@1m: 88.48dB Voice coil resistance (Re): 3.5 Resonant frequency (Fs): 25.65 Mechanical Q factor (Qms): 3.552 Electrical Q factor (Qms): 0.578 Total Q factor (Qts): 0.497 Equivalent volume (Vas): 150.7Lt Voice coil diameter: 65.5mm X max: 15mm cheers Gary |
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It doesnt sound like a horrible driver
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